Simonich inducted in Hall of Fame See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S THURSDAY October 3, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 36 $1.00 County, Grantsville end war over annexation New agreement also settles dispute over water and sewer at Deseret Peak Complex
TIM GILLIE said County Commission chairman EDITOR Tom Tripp. “The signing of this agree- Tooele County and Grantsville City ment signals a new day in which Tooele have ended a long standing dispute over County and Grantsville City can put our annexation and sewer service. differences aside and work together on The Tooele County Commission our shared interests.” reviewed a settlement agreement In 2014, Grantsville City annexed with Grantsville City during its meet- Deseret Peak Complex, Utah ing at the Tooele County Building on Motorsports Campus, and the property Tuesday night. The agreement ends a east of Sheep Lane where Purple Inc. is pair of lawsuits between Tooele County located. and Grantsville City over the annexa- The annexation was initiated by tion of Deseret Peak Complex, Utah the County Commission. The county Motorsports Campus, the Purple manu- owned both Deseret Peak and the Miller facturing facility, and sewer and water Motorsports Park at the time. service to the area. At the time of annexation, Grantsville “After years of hard work and col- City and Tooele County entered into an laboration, I am optimistic that we FILE PHOTO have found the right path forward,” SEE ANNEXATION PAGE A6 ® An aerial view of Deseret Peak Complex taken in the spring of 2013. Commission prepares to divide county into districts Districts are part of county government change voters approved last November
TIM GILLIE said County Commission EDITOR chairman Tom Tripp. “Right Tooele County will soon be now we are favoring options divided into five equal parts. two and five.” The change in Tooele Candidates for county County government approved council will file for election by voters in the November in March 2020. In order to 2018 election calls for a properly advertise those posi- five-member county coun- tions prior to the opening of cil elected by geographic the filing date, the County districts. Voters who live in Commission will need to three of those districts will approve the district boundar- elect a council member in the ies at its next meeting on Nov. FALL COLORS November 2020 election. 5, according to Tripp. The Tooele County Tooele County Clerk Commission reviewed pro- Marilyn Gillette has six pro- ERUPT posed county council district posed county council district maps during its Aug. 6 meet- plans available for review at Temperatures have dropped ing. Maps depicting the dif- www.co.tooele.ut.us/clerk/ ferent plans were displayed council-district-maps.htm. and Tooele trees will soon in the hallway of the Tooele County Commissioners drop their leaves. The County Building during that Tom Tripp of Grantsville, and meeting. Kendall Thomas of Stockton, Oquirrh Mountains appear During Tuesday night’s will become county council like an artist’s brush has County Commission meeting, members representing the touched up the landscape the commissioners formally districts in which they reside opened a public comment as of Jan. 1, 2021. They will with a bit of color. The first period on the proposed maps. serve as county council mem- day of meteorological fall “We generated some of the bers for two years. proposed boundaries our- The change in county gov- was Sept. 23. selves and some options came from citizen suggestions,” SEE DISTRICTS PAGE A9 ®
Tooele OKs change to frontage requirements for fill-in areas
STEVE HOWE reduces the required minimum development director. border of Coleman Street and Between the two areas, that don’t meet the minimum STAFF WRITER lot frontage to 80% of the typi- The in-fill overlay districts easternmost border of Seventh there are 2,911 parcels, includ- frontage width standards. The The Tooele City Council cal requirement for the zoning affect large swathes of the Street, ranging between 600 ing 2,367 zoned residential. R1-7 zone requires a minimum approved changes to front- district in in-fill overlay Area center of Tooele City, with North and 900 South in one The vast majority, 98.5%, are frontage width of 60 feet. age width requirements in an A and 90% in Area B. The the borders of Area A running section and 600 North and zoned R1-7, which sets a mini- “We have a lot of under- overlay district in the heart change would benefit historic between 600 North, 100 East, Vine Street in the other. The mum lot size of 7,000 square utilized properties that don’t of the city during its meeting residential lots that are non- 400 South and 200 West. Area overlay district only affects feet. meet our frontage require- Wednesday night. conforming, according to Jim B encompasses two separate properties zoned for residen- Of the residential parcels The change in the ordinance Bolser, the city’s community areas, with a westernmost tial use. zoned R1-7, there are 489 SEE FRONTAGE PAGE A6 ®
INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Honey Harvest GHS 1st doubles THS/SHS soccer HOMETOWN B1 returns to Clark win region title ends in tie game OBITUARIES A8 Farm See A12 See A10 SPORTS A10 See A2 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 Honey Harvest Festival to bring sweet treats to Clark Historic Farm Oct. 11-12 festival will showcase honey, fiddle music and more
STEVE HOWE slate of activities at the historic according to advertising coor- STAFF WRITER farmstead, will bring honey, dinator Penny Anderson. The sweetest event in Tooele fiddle music, pony rides and “We’re hoping to have a few County is set for next weekend more to the community again. more this year,” she said. at the Clark Historic Farm in Now in its seventh edition, the The honey festival runs Grantsville. festival is expected to bring in Friday, Oct. 11 from noon to The Utah Honey Harvest at least as many as the 9,000 6 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 12 Festival, part of the annual attendees from last year, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Clark Historic Farm located at 378 W. Clark Street in Grantsville. Event admission is free and open to the public, though some children’s games and crafts require a small fee, Anderson said. There will be wares to buy from honey and craft vendors, as well as food trucks. TTB FILE PHOTO There will be a honey con- Jorden Waite of Harvest Lane Honey talks about their products to Lauren, Brian and Sarah Moore at the Honey test at the festival, with entrees Harvest Festival held last October at Clark Historic Farm.. required for submission by Saturday at noon. The award Grantsville Church on Friday Beside the headlining honey during the weekend’s activi- winners will be announced from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and fiddling activities, there ties. later the same day at 3 p.m. which is open to local musi- will be myriad offerings includ- The Daughters of the As in past years, the festival cians. ing camel rides, a petting zoo, Utah Pioneers Museum in will host the Sweet Fiddlin’ Brigham Young University’s a plein art display from the Grantsville will be open during Fest on Saturday, with perfor- Mountain Strings will be Tooele County Arts Guild and the festival for visitors looking mances and activities through- traveling out to participate in pumpkins for sale — as well for a bit of history. TTB FILE PHOTO out the day. There will also the jam session, according to as a pumpkin catapult. Local [email protected] Lilia Jackson and Layla Bennett race to pump water from the trough at be a jam session at the Old Anderson. band Exit 99 will also perform last year’s festival.
County Commission approves rezone south of Holiday Oil TIM GILLIE shopping does. cation on Pole Canyon Road EDITOR The same rezone request involving property owned by The Tooele County hit a stalemate at the County Lassley in another area of the Commission changed a 2.78 Commission’s Sept. 3 meeting. county. acre parcel south of Holiday With Kendall Thomas away “We’re not at a point where Oil on Bates Canyon Road from on county business, Milne and we have that dedication ironed commercial neighborhood to Commission Chairman Tom out,” Milne said. “For me it commercial shopping during Trippp were divided on their would be much better if we its meeting Tuesday night. support for the rezone request. had a better sense of accom- The vote was 2-1 with Tuesday night Milne said plishment on that.” Commissioner Shawn Milne he wanted to hold off voting Commissioner Kendall making the lone dissenting on the rezone request for one Thomas disagreed with Milne’s vote. more County Commission proposal to hold the rezone on Jesse Lassley, the owner of meeting. the requested property until the property, said he requested “I would table this for one the road dedication in a differ- TTB FILE PHOTO the zone change to allow a more meeting with the fol- ent area is worked out. This parcel of land abutting SR-36 in Erda has been rezoned to commercial shopping by the county commission. greater variety of commer- lowing premise, I had the “I don’t think it is an cial uses. Lassley said he has opportunity to meet with the ethical thing to do to ask you had medical offices indicate applicant,” Milne said. ”We (Lassley), to leverage you, to not the right thing to do,” said rezone request for the parcel Holiday Oil. an interest in locating on the talked about differences that move forward on Pole Canyon Tripp. “But ethical is kind of a in May, but put off making a At the June 19 meeting, the property, but commercial have built up over the last few at this time,” Thomas said. “It hard thing to say.” decision until its June 19 meet- planning commission voted neighborhood does not allow years that relate to other ele- (the current rezone) stands on This was the third reading ing after receiving information to recommend approval of medical office use, commercial ments beyond this particular its own merit.” of Lassley’s rezone request in a on the progress of work on Lassley’s request to rezone the element here.” Tripp said describing this as County Commission meeting. widening Bates Canyon Road property south of Holiday Oil Milne said the county wants an ethical issue was “harsh.” The Tooele County Planning and other improvements to from C-N to C-S. Subscribe Today to create a right of way dedi- “You can say it’s incorrect or Commission heard Lassley’s Bates Canyon Road in front of [email protected] 435-882-0050
TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN More Tooele children may attend in-home day cares ADMINISTRATION STEVE HOWE preschools with seven or less child care business. The total a day, with up to 16 children expanding the ratio to make Scott C. Dunn Publisher STAFF WRITER children to avoid the condi- number of children permit- per session, according to Jim sure more children have the Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus The permitted number tional use permit process, only ted under the maximum of 16 Bolser, the city’s community opportunity to be at a licensed OFFICE of children per in-home day requiring a business license would include the licensee’s development director. child care, rather than being Bruce Dunn Controller care in Tooele City is now 16, and staff approval. and employee’s children if During a public hearing on forced out into illegal child Chris Evans Office Manager double the eight previously In-home day cares with under their care during busi- the ordinance, Kat Martinez cares with less oversight and Vicki Higgins Customer Service permitted under code. more than seven children ness hours. Older children with the Utah Department of more dangerous conditions.” Patricia Cook Circulation Manager During its meeting are now required to receive who do not participate in the Health said the state support- The city’s planning commis- EDITORIAL Wednesday evening, the a conditional use permit. A day care or preschool func- ed any ordinance that aligns sion forwarded a unanimous Tim Gillie Editor Tooele City Council approved commercial, non-residential tions would not be counted more closely with state laws. positive recommendation for David Bern Editor-at-Large the change, which would dou- day care or preschool would toward the maximum. “It makes it easier for us to the new ordinance at its Sept. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor ble the capacity for in-home be defined as any with 17 or The Tooele City Planning help providers get through 11 meeting. Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor day cares in the face of a short- more children. State law per- Commission would retain the process to understand the At Wednesday’s meeting, Steve Howe Staff Writer age of licensed providers. mits one day care provider to some oversight over day cares rules and regulations when the day care ordinance passed Mark Watson Correspondent The changes allow in- manage six to eight children. with eight to 16 children, as they’re more consistent,” by a 4-0 vote on a motion ADVERTISING home day cares to have one Day cares with eight to 16 the conditional use permit Martinez said. “We’re also from Councilman Brad Pratt, Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager employee who doesn’t live children are required to sub- process allows for mitigating experiencing, as was stated, a seconded by Councilwoman Keith Bird Advertising Sales in the home, which is cur- mit a traffic and parking plan impact. real lack of licensed child care Melodi Gochis. Councilman Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & rently prohibited. The change and be located no closer than The new ordinance also lim- across the state. It’s a major Dave McCall was absent. Classified Advertising Manager also allows day cares and 300 feet to another licensed its preschools to two sessions problem. So we’re in favor of [email protected] LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager TOOELE CITY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS Fred Feinauer Production Manager Dan Coats Pre-press Technician
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he Tooele Transcript the 10-year anniversary of the page story featured news about Bulletin has published Tooele County Sheriff’s Patrol. a housing shortage in Tooele TTooele County news The Sheriff’s Patrol was City. It was reported the hous- since 1894. Here is a flashback organized by Tooele County ing situation was extremely of local front-page news from Sheriff Fay Gillette in 1959. acute with a score of persons 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page The 10 charter members available for apartments or that occurred during the first included George Kramer, Fred houses for let. week of October. Flashback West, James Winchester, Dave Yet the story noted that Buck, William Fish, George scores of housing units were Oct. 4-6, 1994 conference. Cochrane, Huey Graves, Glen vacant and open for occu- A Parowan youth was seri- Busbee’s comments preced- Murray, Jay Ericson and Dr. pancy within Tooele City or the ously injured Saturday near ed an Army investigation into Rex. Stutzenegger. immediate area. The discre- Stockton when the car he was alleged safety and environmen- Organized to assist the pency was attributed to lack of driving collided with a tanker tal infractions at the Tooele sheriff in the operation of his furnishings, excessive rental truck hauling sulfuric acid, Chemical Agent Disposal department, the Patrol could fees and regulations. officials said. Facility in Rush Valley. be used in any manner the The driver received serious sheriff deemed necessary. Oct. 3, 1919 injuries including a broken Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1969 Candidates for city offices leg and lacerations from the Testing of lethal chemi- Oct.3-6, 1944 only had a few more days accident, according to the Utah cal agents such as nerve gas Twenty-five Tooele County to file with the Tooele City Highway Patrol. at Dugway Proving Ground juveniles and their parents Recorder for the November The accident occurred at would be sharply curtailed if were notified to appear before election. The law required that about 5 p.m. State Route 36 a Senate-passed amendment the Juvenile Court Wednesday names be filed not more than was closed between the Tooele reducing funds and research at 10 a.m. to answer principal- 30 days or less than 15 days Army Depot main gate and activities in chemical and bio- ly the charge of their children before the date of the election. Stockton from 10 p.m. to 1 logical warfare was adopted by using liquor and tobacco in A mayor and four council- a.m. while crews cleaned up the House, said Rep. Sherman violation of state laws, accord- men were to be elected for the the accident. P. Lloyd, R-Utah. ing to information released by coming term of office. The citi- Later in the week, Brig. He said the amendment Sheriff Alma White. zens should see to it that men END OF SEASON PLANT Gen. Walter Busbee, the man would be considered during The juveniles would be are nominated and elected to in charge of the Army’s $9.5 the week when the House handled on violation of the office who would stand for billion chemical weapons dis- looked at the military authori- laws and where parents were high moral standards and a posal program, explained that zation bill. found to have knowledge and more rigid enforcement of our safe disposal is more important Under the language of the contributed in any way to the city laws, a story on the front AUCTION than cost. bill, which Lloyd supported, violations, warrants would be page said. The U.S. Army wants the Congress would be notified sworn out for their prosecution citizens of Tooele County to prior to any open-air test of for contributing to the delin- Correspondent Mark Watson SATURDAY know that safety is the highest lethal chemical agents. quency of a minor. compiled this report. OCT 5 • 10AM priority, Busbee said at a press Friday’s front page featured Later in the week, a front “Lots” include Shade Trees, Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Perennials etc. Come early to preview and register or preview on the 4th Gun control risks losing momentum as impeachment fever rises
LAS VEGAS (AP) — After Booker; South Bend, Indiana, debate, Biden released a Activities Every Thursday mass shootings in Ohio and Mayor Pete Buttigieg; former detailed gun policy plan 425 E. CIMMARRON WAY • ERDA Texas this summer, gun con- Obama Housing Secretary emphasizing his role as a 2 miles north of Tooele on Highway 36 435.843.5959 in Your Transcript-Bulletin trol burst back on the scene Julian Castro; California Sen. leading senator in adopting a as a major political issue for Kamala Harris; Minnesota background law in 1993 and a Democrats. Now it risks taking Sen. Amy Klobuchar; former ban on certain semi-automatic a back seat as impeachment Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke; weapons as part of a sweep- fever overtakes Washington. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth ing 1994 crime law. That ban Gun control advocates are Warren; and businessman expired after 10 years. determined to prevent that Andrew Yang. Besides renewing that ban TOOELE SUNSETS. from happening. Vermont Sen. Bernie and including high-capacity BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND... Nine White House hopefuls Sanders was expected to magazines, Biden’s propos- will be in Las Vegas for a forum attend, but his campaign said als include an outright ban on gun policy on Wednesday, he was canceling appearances on online sales of guns and almost two years to the day “until further notice” after ammunition, along with a vol- after a gunman killed 58 undergoing a heart procedure untary buyback program for people at a country music for a blocked artery. the military-style guns. Biden EARTH SCIENCE festival on the Las Vegas Strip O’Rourke recast his cam- doesn’t offer a price tag for his in the deadliest mass shooting paign around gun control voluntary buyback proposal in modern American history. after the August shooting but proposes a $900 million, The event is being hosted by in his hometown of El Paso, eight-year grant program for OUTSIDE! MSNBC, March for Our Lives Texas, where a gunman tar- evidence-based intervention and Giffords, the advocacy geting Hispanics killed 22 programs in 40 cities with organization set up by for- people. O’Rourke even vowed high homicide rates. The idea mer Arizona congresswoman to ban assault weapons, say- reflects a point Biden and Gabby Giffords, who was shot ing at a debate in Houston in some other candidates make and gravely wounded during a September, “Hell, yes, we’re often when campaigning: Mass constituent meeting in 2011. gonna take your AR-15, your shootings making headlines The forum is an effort to AK-47, and we’re not going to account for only a small frac- keep gun violence front and allow it to be used against your tion of U.S. gun deaths. center of the debate and gives fellow Americans anymore.” Democratic Sen. Chris 2020 presidential candidates House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Murphy of Connecticut has a chance to showcase their said Democrats will continue played a key role in negotia- plans to combat the violence. to press for gun control. tions with the White House Polls show that a majority of “Let me just say on gun on a background checks deal Americans favor stricter gun violence prevention: We are and will attend the forum. The laws, while even more support not going away until we get conversations have gone silent specific proposals like univer- legislation signed into law that in the past two weeks, but he’s sal background checks. But protects our children,” Pelosi told the White House that he’s negotiations between President said at a news conference still willing to talk. Trump has Donald Trump’s administra- Wednesday at the Capitol. accused Democrats of ignor- Led by Genevieve Atwood, PhD, tion and lawmakers have One expert said he doesn’t ing other issues to focus on halted over background checks see a downside for O’Rourke impeachment. former State Geologist of Utah legislation passed by the or any of his fellow presiden- “The Democrats are so Democratic-controlled House, tial candidates to talk about focused on hurting the ADMIRE, TREASURE, and APPRECIATE THE SPECTACULAR GEOLOGY an effort that faced long odds impeachment alongside other Republican Party and the even before the impeachment issues like gun control. President that they are unable OF TOOELE COUNTY and learn how it came to be. inquiry began. “If (O’Rourke) is pointing to get anything done because OUTDOOR SESSIONS! “Impeachment sucks out that because of impeach- of it, including legislation on everything out of the room. ment, the president has gun safety, lowering of pre- For TEACHERS ((re-licensure points via Tooele County School District) Certainly it’s the focus of decided not to work at all on scription drug prices, infra- OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED ADULTS (18 YRS +)! Trump’s attention,” said an issue that involves people’s structure, etc. So bad for our Jack Citrin, a professor lives, he could make the argu- Country!” he tweeted Sept. 24. emeritus of political science ment if he wanted that this is Murphy says reaching con- SHOW UP TO ALL OR ANY SESSIONS HELD: at the University of California- itself an impeachable offense,” sensus may still be possible. Berkeley. “If you need to said Michael Green, a history “I think that the president reach some kind of bipartisan professor at the University of is going to have some pressure WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY agreement and one party is Las Vegas-Nevada focused on to show that impeachment determined to throw the presi- state and national politics. isn’t consuming him, and a dent out of office, rightly or “If you are trying to get your breakthrough on a background IN OCTOBER, 5:00 – 7:15 PM wrongly, it’s a little hard to see base, your base probably does checks deal that nobody how that builds the kind of not mind the idea of impeach- thought was possible would IMPORTANT: Session information www.earthscienceeducation.org goodwill that’s necessary on ment.” probably be a pretty good tonic with locations. Every session we study a di erent phenomenon at a di erent place. this or any other issue.” Another challenge for for the administration right Ariel Hobbs, a 21-year-old candidates is to distinguish now,” he said. First session Wednesday October 2, 5PM student organizer with March themselves on the issue of While his fellow Democrats for Our Lives in Houston, said guns. O’Rourke stands out may not be keen on the idea of Tooele School District Headquarters • 92 S. Lodestone Way her group wants “to hear from with this call for a mandatory giving Trump a win, Murphy the candidates that they are federal buyback program for said he’ll keep pushing because Here’s your chance to: taking this seriously and they military-style weapons used gun control remains top of • Hunt for fossils near Delle understand they can no longer in many mass shootings. That mind for voters. ignore America’s gun violence goes beyond the proposals of “Our party needs to find • Drive through the Ophir Anticline epidemic.” She doesn’t think most other Democratic can- mechanisms to keep our focus • Appreciate rocks and heritage of a cemetery the impeachment inquiry is a didates, who have focused on on the issues that matter to • And more! reason for lawmakers to stop expanding background checks voters, and guns is right at the their push for a bipartisan and banning the future manu- top of that list,” he said. “The solution. facture and sales of certain forum is an effort to try to keep *Locations subject to change due to weather. 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his is the last piece I’ll those with knowledge of the write — at least for the situation. foreseeable future — for Salt Lake media may make T Steve Howe the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. STAFF WRITER a splash when they occasion- After nearly five years ally send a news crew out to juggling a variety of beats cover a story, but they aren’t — Grantsville City, Tooele at every municipal meeting City, criminal justice and the My work at the Transcript and frequently don’t know military — my time at Tooele is just a drop in the deep well who they should be speaking County’s venerable newspa- of the newspaper’s 125 year with. Tooele County is often per has come to an end. I’m history. This community is so an afterthought to television returning to New York and lucky to have a newspaper stations and newspapers on a new opportunity as the dedicated to reporting the the other side of the Oquirrh city reporter for the Utica goings-on of its municipal gov- Mountains. 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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In another sign that California condors are making a comeback older has a fall each year. in the wild three decades after nearing the brink of extinction, a condor chick left its nest and made its first attempt at flight Don't be one of them. in Utah’s Zion National Park. Visitors last week saw the park’s first successful hatchling stretch its wings and stumble out of its nesting cave on a Stepping On can help you avoid a dangerous and sweeping red-rock cliff in a sighting that was confirmed Take a later by park biologists. costly fall so you can keep doing the things you Tim Hauck, who manages the condor reintroduction pro- love to do. In just seven weeks, you'll learn: gram for The Peregrine Fund Stepping On group, described the 41/2- month- condor’s flight attempt To identify and remove or avoid fall hazards as a “controlled fall.” “The chick soared downward Workshop! from the nest and landed on a both inside and outside your home lower cliff ledge,” Hauck said. “We expect it to stay there for a How vision, hearing, medication, and footwear while with its parents.” The surviving California Stepping On has condor population now stands affect your risk of falling at more than 500, with more than half of the birds with wing- Strength and balance exercises you can adapt spans of up to 10 feet living in been researched the wild in an area including Arizona, California, Utah and to your individual level northern Mexico. Other condors have been captured for breeding and proven to To get back on your feet the right way if you purposes or are held in zoos. At least two more chicks have been born at the Utah park, do fall but died before they were old reduce falls by enough to fly. Park rangers have nick- named the surviving chick “1K” because it was the one thou- sandth condor hatched as part 30%! of the lengthy effort to boost the population. “We’ve been looking forward to this all summer, and we’re All participants excited to see the chick con- Join us for Stepping On tinue to learn how to fly,” said Eugene Moissa, a park spokes- at the man. The new chick’s parents Grantsville Senior Center completing the are the only identified condor breeding pair in the park and beginning are estimated to have been together for two years. The Stepping On workshop female was born in 2006 at the Friday, September 27, 2019 San Diego Zoo and the male hatched in 2009 in Boise, Idaho, from 9-11AM before being released into the will get a FREE grab bar wild. 120 S Center St They were bred as part of a program started in the 1980s Grantsville, UT 84029 after the number of California with installation! condors in the world dwindled to 22. The wild condors were Call 435-884-3446 captured and held in captivity to keep them safe and launch to sign up. the breeding program involving government agencies, private organizations, citizens and biologists. A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 2019 elk and deer hunters may face challenging roads
With the start of the big are not allowed off-designated pected overnight hay or pellets are permitted to game hunting season, U.S. roads and trails to retrieve stay. avoid the spread of invasive Forest Service officials are game. • Dress properly and be pre- weeds. reminding hunters and recre- Camping in undeveloped pared for changes in weather Check with local Forest ationists that current weather areas is allowed for 14 days conditions. Service offices where you plan conditions are creating wet within a 30-day consecutive • Check hunting equipment to visit to obtain current road, and muddy roads and trails. period in the Uinta-Wasatch- before and after each outing, trail, and campground condi- Forest users are urged to Cache National Forest. and maintain it tions. Offices include: use caution while traveling. Campers must move from for- properly. • Ashley National Forest: Driving on wet or muddy est lands after reaching the • Be alert when hunting 435-789-1181 http://www. roads can cause erosion, 14-day limit. This includes all near developed areas and fs.usda.gov/ashley/ reduce water quality, and camping equipment, such as trails. Other recreationists • Dixie National Forest: increase hazardous conditions tents, chairs, ATVs, ATV trail- are enjoying the Forest. 435-865-3700 http://www. for other users, officials said. ers, etc. • Your cell phone may save fs.usda.gov/dixie Check with the local ranger Hunter safety tips from the your life, but don’t count on it. • Fishlake National Forest: district offices to obtain the forest service: Many areas of 435-896-9233 http://www. most current information SHUTTERSTOCK • Check weather reports most forests are not within fs.usda.gov/fishlake about road and trail condi- before departing for your trip. signal range. • Manti-Lasal National tions. meadows, muddy roads, trails Some roads and trails could • Tell someone where you • Learn to recognize poten- Forest: 435-637-2817 Forest users are reminded and steep hillsides. close early, due to inclement are going and when you will tially dangerous situations and http://www.fs.usda.gov/ to follow “Tread Lightly” Hunters and other forest weather conditions, officials return. know when to turn around. mantilasal/ principles: travel only where users should obtain Motor said. Hunters and other users • Be familiar with the area If you are planning to bring • Uinta-Wasatch-Cache motorized vehicles are permit- Vehicle Use Maps, displaying may be asked to leave these you plan to hunt. livestock on National Forest National Forest: 801-999-2103 ted, stay on designated routes, routes that are designated areas in the event of an early • Carry a basic survival kit System lands, remember that http://www.fs.usda.gov/ and avoid streams, lake shores, open to motorized vehicles. closure. Motorized vehicles and be prepared for an unex- only certified weed free straw, uwcnf
Something Annexation On Your Mind? continued from page A1 interlocal agreement for water Write a Letter to the Editor! and future sewer service for Tooele Transcript Bulletin or Deseret Peak. Grantsville had P.O. Box 390 [email protected] provided water to Deseret Peak since 2003. Tooele, UT 84074 In 2016, the Grantsville City Council rejected a request from Tooele County to remove the property from the city and return it to unincorporated status. Grantsville City then filed Tooele Valley litigation in 3rd District Court. The city claimed that the county breached the 2014 agreement. The county in turn filed a countersuit that claimed Grantsville had breached the agreement ear- lier and requested the court to order the “disconnection,” or de-annexation, of the prop- erty. The new agreement. acknowledges that these zone Guest Speaker: Carol Hollowell reviewed by the County designations allow for uses Commission on Tuesday night, consistent with the current Executive Director Switchpoint CRC ends both lawsuits and forges uses of the properties. a new interlocal cooperation Grantsville also agrees not agreement between the two to initiate or solicit future Date: October 9, 2019 government entities. annexation of property east Under the agreement the of Sheep Lane between Erda Time: 7:00 PM County withdraws its chal- Way and state Route 112. lenge to the annexation of the However, the agreement does Place: Tooele County Auditorium— S. Main 47 property and acknowledges allow Grantsville to consider St. - Tooele the property is under the juris- annexation initiated by a prop- diction of Grantsville. erty owner in that area. After annexation, In the agreement Purpose: A frank discussion of options to deal Grantsville zoned Deseret Peak Grantsville agrees to delegate with the homeless issue in our county. Complex and UMC as com- primary responsibility for law Switchpoint is an effective resource mercial general. The Purple enforcement at Deseret Peak serving Washington County. facility was designated as Complex to the Tooele County manufacturing-distribution. Sheriff’s Office. The agree- In the agreement Granstsville ment also calls for the county to process, issue, and enforce permits for all public events at Deseret Peak Complex. FILE PHOTOS Tooele County agrees to A Grantsville City limits sign (top) reflects the 2014 annexation of land turn over all sewer and water including Utah Motorsports Campus into the city. Grantsville and Tooele County have entered into a new agreement regarding the Deseret Peak infrastructure, easements, Complex (above). and certian water rights to Grantsville City, according to according to Tripp. said, we’ve worked hard the agreement. Grantsville City Council to find consensus on these The County Commission considered the same agree- important issues. This agree- held the first reading of the ment during its meeting ment is evidence of our dedi- agreement at its meeting Wednesday night. cation to seeking a resolution Tuesday night. Approval of “It’s no secret that we’ve that will benefit both of our the agreement is anticipated had our differences over the constituencies.” to happen at a future meeting years,” said Grantsville Mayor [email protected] of the County Commission, Brent Marshall. “That being
Frontage fill overlay district. ordinance. The Tooele City The changes would reduce Planning Commission for- continued from page A1 the minimum lot frontage warded a unanimous positive width to 54 feet in Area B, recommendation on the pro- which would capture more posed ordinance at its Sept. ment,” Bolser said. than 80% of the residentially 11 meeting. Under the new ordinance, zoned properties. The Tooele City Council the minimum frontage in “I think now that this is passed the ordinance by a Area A, which encompasses going to be in place, I think 4-0 vote, on a motion from downtown, would be reduced this will be a healthy thing Councilman Scott Wardle, to 48 feet. The change would for our community,” said seconded by Councilman capture 93% of all proper- Council Chairman Steve Brad Pratt. Councilman Dave ties under the current R1-7 Pruden. McCall was absent. Exclusive dealer offer! Get up to $4,000* cash back on tough, practical zoning, easing the process to No one spoke during [email protected] WORKMASTER™ Utility tractors. Get best-in-class comfort, value and develop properties in the in- a public hearing on the utility on the farm. For a more productive work day (and great cash- back savings), stop by today.
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Don’t forget a hat, little planning and preparation Use these strategies gloves, and heavy socks; we to keep exercising outside in If you have any kind of car- lose a lot of heat through our the weeks or months to come. diovascular, lung, or balance head, arms and hands, and issues, check with your doctor legs and feet. Know the risks before exercising outdoors in Do the warm-up. No matter Being exposed to long the cold, and do it safely. what the weather, a warm-up periods of cold weather poses Watch the weather. “If it’s is crucial to help your body numerous health risks. extremely cold, rainy, snowy, adjust to increased demands Heart strain. Temperatures or icy, exercise indoors,” Dr. on the heart and to get blood at or below 59 cause blood Frates advises. 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For Includes free your local example, exercising in the microchip 220 Millpond #106, Stansbury Park sunlight can help people who registration pet rescue 435.843.8700 have seasonal affective disor- Tooele County School District's 2019 Flu Schedule Monday, October 14 Thursday, October 24 Ibapah Elementary Rose Springs Elementary Vernon/Dugway Stansbury Park Elementary St. Marguerite's Catholic School Blue Peak High School Monday, October 28 Anna Smith Elementary Tuesday, October 15 Wendover High School Grantsville Elementary West Elementary Willow Elementary Tuesday, October 29 Wednesday, October 16 Clarke N. Johnsen Jr High School Sterling Elementary Overlake Elementary Northlake Elementary Wednesday, October 30 Monday, October 21 Excelsior Academy Watch for a bright green flu packet that will be Grantsville High School Settlement Canyon Elementary sent home with each elementary student. Grantsville Jr High School (Secondary students will have copies available in Thursday, October 31 the front office of their schools.) Please review the Tuesday October 22 Tooele Jr High School packet and have your child return the signed Old Mill Elementary consent form the day the school nurses will be at Tooele High School your student's school. The consent form is also Stansbury High School available here: Friday, November 1 http://tooelehealth.org/school-flu-clinincs/ Wednesday, October 23 Bonneville Academy Middle Canyon Elementary Scholar Academy Parents and siblings welcome to attend. Copper Canyon Elementary A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 OBITUARIES
Joseph G. Yasenko and held a great love of coun- of convention. Joe remained of family. Joe developed close political leaders. He donated try throughout his life; he was an integral part of their lives, relationships with his grand- to multiple charities to fight Joseph G. Yasenko, 95, of recently awarded a Valor Quilt phoning his children regularly children during this time. Each hunger, as a result of the star- Nebo, Illinois, died during from the Pike County All Wars to learn if they needed his grandchild received the same vation he witnessed during Sept. 2019 in Springfield, Museum. help, to inform them of an help and guidance that he the war. He shared stories of Illinois, of injuries sustained in Joe met his future wife, upcoming auction, or some- reserved for his own children, his “hot-rodding youth” and a car accident. Joe is survived Margaret, at a dance in times just to talk about noth- sometimes delivered at the races he ran against the fastest by his beloved wife, Margaret Centerville, Illinois when ing in particular. same volume. Each grandchild Chevrolets, Oldsmobiles and and their six children, Joe’s sister, Mary, informed Joe worked as a civil servant was precious to him and he Chryslers of the day with his Rosemary, Joann, John II, Margaret that her brother for most of his life, starting at did his best to remain involved 1940 Ford and prized 1949 Debbie and husband Ed, Steve wanted an introduction. Joe the Granite City Army Depot. in their lives. Mercury. and Dan. Joe was blessed with married Margaret on Aug. He accepted a position as a Retirement allowed Joe to Joe called his children six grandchildren, Joe, Sonya, 7, 1948; a union that lasted painter, and was transferred freely indulge his passion for regularly to learn if they were John III, Jared, Jessica, Ashley 72 years and produced six to the inventory department all things mechanical, includ- happy and feeling well, to (step) and Nick; and two children, one of whom was before being offered a position ing tractors, earth movers and learn that their cars were okay great-grandchildren, Alex and stillborn. Joe lovingly referred as a mechanic, his childhood vehicles of all types. He regu- and to remind them of how Hanna. to Margaret as, “My Doll.” He goal. Joe loved working in the larly attended area auctions to proud he was of them. He Born in a coal mining com- relied on her quiet patience shop and was promoted to find new acquisitions and to cherished the time he shared munity in southern Illinois in and was a highly resourceful and commitment to family to supervisor before being trans- make new friends. He loved at family gatherings with his Aug. 1924, Joe was the third and creative problem-solver. create joyful and memorable ferred in 1972 to Tooele, Utah, people and routinely engaged wife, Margaret, his children, and youngest child of Rose Joe shared his father’s passion holidays and birthdays. Joe’s to the position of Production strangers on the merits of vari- grandchildren and great- and John Yasenko. Rose and for all things mechanical and earnings and Margaret’s finan- Superintendent following the ous brands of oil, tires, gaso- grandchildren. Joe was a char- John had immigrated from knew from an early age he cial planning abilities ensured closure of the Granite City line, cars, trucks or whatever acter like few others and will Yugoslavia. Together with his wanted to be a mechanic. their family of six children depot. A man of principle, Joe happened to be on his mind. be deeply missed by family two older sisters, Mary and Leaving a position as a would never to do without. hated waste of all kinds and Joe loved to laugh and make and friends. He was truly one Ruth Ann, they cherished machinist, Joe enlisted in Joe and Margaret were very did his best to eliminate waste- others laugh; he was always in a million. and protected Joe, the sole April 1943. He served in the proud of their children and ful practices at both locations. ready with a quick one-liner Services will be held at heir of the family name. Their US Army Corps of Engineers devoted their lives to them. Joe enjoyed the outdoor life in or colorful joke. He also knew Niebur Funeral Home in strong sense of family forged in the Pacific Theater where Joe referred to his children by his adopted state of Utah and how to work a buffet like few Pittsfield, Illinois, on Friday, deep bonds and a dogged loy- he operated, maintained, and birth order and would proudly involved his family accord- others! Oct. 4, 2019. A private view- alty towards one another that repaired all forms of heavy introduce them as his “#1 ingly. Joe retired in 1977 and Joe had a deep respect for ing for family will be held never faltered. equipment used to build daughter,” or “#1 son,” etc. returned to Illinois to be near nature and objected openly from 4 to 5 p.m., and a public As a child in rural Illinois, infrastructure during the Joe prepared his children for family. Joe made it a priority when he witnessed natural viewing will follow from 5 to Joe was the most mischie- war. Joe was stationed in the life’s challenges by provid- to remain in contact with his resources being squandered. 6 p.m. Graveside services will vous of the three siblings. His jungles of New Guinea and ing security, direction and friends and co-workers from The guardian and loyal com- be held at Mt. Carmel Catholic colorful antics were shared the Philippines and routinely emphasizing family, faith and both Granite City and Tooele. panion of family pets, he Cemetery in Belleville, Illinois, affectionately by his (now shared stories of camaraderie country. He encouraged the Joe constructed the last cared deeply for them and at noon on Saturday, Oct. 5, deceased) sisters, Mary and as well as the extreme condi- unique qualities and talents of of his four family homes in meticulously provided for 2019, at the Praise Chapel. Ruth Ann. Joe’s parents taught tions and suffering he wit- each child and supported them Nebo, Illinois, in 1978 on fam- their needs. With a full heart, These services are open to the him that hard work was neces- nessed during the war. After as they pursued their goals. ily property purchased by his he mourned the passing of public. Online condolences sary for success. During the an attack in the Pacific Ocean, Regardless of their chosen father in 1964 following the each with a suitable grave and are welcome and may be Great Depression, he delivered he watched shipmates drown path, he stressed the impor- family’s loss of Joe’s mother, headstone. made at www.nieburfh.com. ice, carried buckets of coal and and nearly suffered the same tance of taking pride in their Rose; nephew, “Mikey”; and As Joe’s mobility failed, he Donations may be made to the held odd jobs in order to pur- fate before being rescued. endeavors. He taught his chil- brother-in-law, Ted. Joe was enjoyed reading the history Pike County Illinois Animal chase a Rollfast bicycle that he Discharged in June, 1945, Joe dren to think independently, very proud that each house of WWII, stories of the Great Shelter. Niebur Funeral Home kept to this day. Joe’s father, was honored with a bronze to believe in themselves and to was constructed primarily by Depression and the biogra- in Pittsfield is handling the John, had a technical aptitude heart. Joe was deeply patriotic follow their vision, regardless himself and through the help phies of US presidents and arrangements.
Douglas D. FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME of Las Vegas; his children, Christiansen Debra L. Christiansen, Jennifer (John) Spencer, Lori Douglas D. Christiansen, (Neville) Lowham, Sherry a former resident of Tooele, (Jim) Hoffman and Mike Utah, passed away at his (Kathy) Christiansen; many home in Las Vegas, Nevada grandchildren; and a special on May 25, 2019. Doug was friend and former wife, Judith the sixth child of Byron R. Mattingly Christiansen; sister, and LaVern Christiansen and LaNile (Floyd) Bracken; and was born Dec. 5, 1940 in sister-in-law, Helen (Wayne) Ely, Nevada. Doug attended Christiansen. school in Tooele and Dugway. A family graveside service He worked many years for was held Aug. 30, 2019, at the Kennecott Copper as a boiler- Tooele Cemetery. We would maker and then as an electri- like to thank those who were cian and was later promoted involved with Doug’s medical FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER to electrician supervisor at the care in Las Vegas and a special Bingham Canyon Kennecott fishing and camping with fam- thank you to his nephew and SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 open pit mine. When Doug left ily and friends. wife, Dean and Becky Bracken, Kennecott he continued to do Doug is survived by his for the love that was shown for Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity what he loved, electrical work, wife, Patricia K. Christiansen Uncle Doug in Tooele. 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE www.daltonhoopes.com Trump administration loses bid
For All the Great Events in Life to dismiss monument lawsuits SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A original sizes can move forward. environmental organizations, federal judge has rejected the Chutkan didn’t decide the tribal coalitions, an outdoor Let Everyone Know! Trump administration’s bid to key question at the core of the recreation company and a pale- dismiss lawsuits challenging the lawsuits: Does the Antiquities ontology organization. Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! constitutionality of a 2017 deci- Act give presidents the power Those groups celebrated sion to downsize two sprawling to create monuments as well as getting over an initial hurdle Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement • national monuments in Utah. reduce them? as they attempt to reverse deci- Anniversaries • Military • Missionaries U.S. District Court Judge The government has already sions they say left sensitive Tanya Chutkan’s written deci- created new management plans lands and sites vulnerable to sions issued Monday night for the downsized monuments. damage. Lands cut from the 435-882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT means the legal challenges President Donald Trump down- monuments are still under 58 N. Main, Tooele seeking to return the Bears Ears sized Bears Ears by 85% and protections afforded to federal 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) BULLETIN and Grand Staircase-Escalante Grand Staircase by nearly half. lands but are now open to oil national monuments to their The lawsuits were filed by and gas drilling and coal min- ing. “We’re one day closer to overturning Trump’s unlawful order that attacks the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears FLU SHOTS NOW AVAILABLE! Ears national monuments,” said Steve Bloch, legal director at the Southern Utah Wilderness WE OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OF Alliance conservation group, IMMUNIZATIONS INCLUDING: which is among the organiza- tions mounting the legal chal- Flu, Pneumonia, Tetanus, lenge. “We’re one step closer to the day of reckoning.” Whooping Cough, Shingles, The Department of the Interior said in an emailed Meningitis, HPV, and Hepatitis statement that it supports President Trump’s decisions and is confident the judge will side with the administration. Government lawyers argued last year in the request to throw out the lawsuits that the groups lack standing and that the Antiquities Act clearly gives the president the power to modify monuments. Trump said he scaled back the size of the monuments to reverse misuse of the Antiquities Act by previous Birch Family Pharmacy Democratic presidents that led to oversized monuments that hinder energy development, grazing and other uses. TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY PARK His decision came after he 493 N. MAIN STREET 213 E. Main St (Inside Soelberg’s Market) 6727 N Hwy 36 (Inside Soelberg’s Market) ordered then-Interior Secretary 435-882-7775 435-884-9990 435-882-8880 Ryan Zinke to review 27 nation- M-F 9-7 • Sat 9-1 M-F 9-8 • Sat 9-6 M-F 9-8 • Sat 9-6 al monuments around the country. Zinke recommended shrinking two other monuments www.birchfamilyrx.com FREE Delivery and Drive Thru at all 3 locations • We are a COMPOUNDING pharmacy! as well, but Trump has yet to take action. THURSDAY October 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9
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Shawn Milne, whose county terms. — difference in population, annual budget, investigate ernment. Districts commission term expires in This process creates three according to Gillette. county officers, audit county Tripp said the County continued from page A1 Jan. 2021, would need to file four-year council members Under the new form of gov- officers, set the salary of Commission welcomes input to run for election to county elected during every presiden- ernment the county council elected officials, veto hiring on district boundaries from council if he desires to serve tial election and two four-year will have the authority, by decisions of elected officials, the public by mail, phone or ernment study committee on the council. council members elected in state code, to pass ordinances, and to consolidate or separate electronically. report doesn’t address the During the 2022 election, every midterm election. rules, and regulations, which elected county offices. The plans are available to issue of what will happen if voters in Tripp and Thomas’ The county council districts include amendments to the The county council will hire view at www.co.tooele.ut.us/ Tripp and Thomas end up in districts will select council must be contiguous and have general plan, land use ordi- a full-time county manager clerk/council-district-maps. the same district. members for their districts no greater than a 10% — but nances, and zoning designa- who will perform executive htm. County Commissioner that will serve four-year preferably no greater than 5% tions, levy taxes, approve the functions for the county gov- [email protected]
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SPORTS WRAP Hamilton, Tooele volleyball at Ogden Brinley Smith had 12 kills and three blocks and Breanna Beer A rivalry fit to be tied Unruh had 24 assists and seven aces as the Tooele volleyball team rolled to a 25-18, 25-19, 25-14 win over Ogden in a Region Buffs, Stallions seeded 10 road match Tuesday night. Aysha Lewis had six kills and Emma Higley added five for play 1-1 draw No. 1 for the Buffaloes (4-6, 4-4 Region 10), while Gracee Dalton had 17 digs. Tooele traveled t o under lights 4A tennis Eagle Mountain to face Cedar Valley in a Region 10 match DARREN VAUGHAN that was not complete at press SPORTS EDITOR time Thursday evening. The tourney For years, the battle on Buffs will play in the Claim the soccer pitch between the DARREN VAUGHAN Jumper Tournament on Friday girls teams from Tooele and SPORTS EDITOR and Saturday at Bingham High Stansbury has been decidedly Tooele County will be well- School in South Jordan before one-sided in favor of SHS. represented when the Class 4A returning to Region 10 play state girls tennis tournament Tuesday at home against Juan Diego. begins Friday at Liberty Park SHS GIRLS SOCCER in Salt Lake City, with players Stansbury volleyball vs. from Tooele and Stansbury in Juan Diego THS GIRLS SOCCER good position to contend for The Stansbury volleyball team state championships. fell to Juan Diego in a hard- On Wednesday night fought 28-30, 26-24, 21-25, under the lights at Tooele THS TENNIS 25-18, 15-13 decision Tuesday High School’s Buffalo night at Stansbury High School, Stadium, Tooele was five suffering just its second Region minutes away from finally SHS TENNIS 10 loss of the season. The toppling the Stallions. Stallions (13-4, 6-2 Region 10) However, Stansbury’s Reagen Nobody is better positioned were led by Jadyn Gagnier’s 14 Didericksen scored the game- than Tooele’s Taya Unruh and kills and three blocks. Linzie tying goal off a free kick Kammy Hamilton, who won Hoffmann had 12 kills and from Chloee Corbett in the the Region 10 championship three blocks and Annika Riggle final minutes, and the teams at first doubles and earned a added 11 kills, 11 digs and six went on to play two scoreless No. 1 seed in their bracket. aces. Marina Riddle had seven overtime periods before the They will face Annie Owen aces and Isabelle Veach had match ended in a 1-1 draw. and Alana Frieden of Crimson three aces and 10 digs. Kayla Alvey had 44 assists and 11 While it wasn’t the victory Cliffs, who finished sixth in digs. Stansbury will play in the the Buffaloes (4-10-1, 1-9-1 Region 9, in the first round Claim Jumper Tournament at Region 10) were hoping for of the tournament. Should Bingham High School in South on Senior Night, it was a Unruh and Hamilton advance, Jordan on Friday and Saturday, result they could be proud of. they could face Region 11 and will play host to Ogden in Stansbury (8-4-3, 6-3-2) had champions Lucy Lyons and a Region 10 match Tuesday won the past 11 meetings Myriam Anderson of Ridgeline evening. between the county rivals, in the second round, or they with Tooele’s last victory in could meet a familiar foe in Grantsville volleyball vs. the series coming in a 3-2 tri- Stansbury’s Kate Rich and Providence Hall umph Oct. 10, 2013. Daniela Cowan, who earned Halle Bartley had 13 kills “They gave everything FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the No. 5 seed from Region 10. and Maison White and Maile they could for 100 minutes At second doubles, Bartley had five each to lead Stansbury’s Annie Ploehn (20) and Tooele’s Libby Lyman chase down a loose ball during the first half of of an intense game,” Tooele Wednesday’s Region 10 girls soccer match at Tooele High School. The teams played to a 1-1 draw, marking the Stansbury’s Natalie Ogden the Grantsville volleyball team coach Stephen Duggan said. and Izzy Martin are the No. to a 25-20, 25-10, 25-18 first time Tooele has earned at least a tie against Stansbury since 2013. “Even when they got tired, 2 seed from Region 10, and win over Providence Hall in they dug deep and they kept minute after a number of player on the front post and chances to score in the first will face Region 11’s No. 4 a Region 13 match Tuesday going, and they kept going, earlier chances just missed. it was just a gift,” Stansbury half, but it wasn’t until after seed — Logan’s Jennie Leo night in Grantsville. White and they kept going. The girls Senior Makenna McCloy coach Spencer Call said. “She halftime that Stansbury start- and Amie Liu. The winner of also had three blocks for the Cowboys (7-9, 3-2 Region 13), would have loved to win, and lobbed a perfect corner kick had about three full seconds ed to create truly dangerous that match will face either while Jupatcha Intaratat had I don’t blame them, but the into the 18-yard box, where to trap the ball, control it, set opportunities. Didericksen Region 9 champions Callista 22 digs and Sydney Killian important thing is that they freshman Alyssa Murray was it up and shoot, and she did put a shot just outside the Kohler and Anjolie Cummins of had 20 assists. Grantsville stopped that run of results able to settle the ball before a good job. She’s a freshman, right post off a pass from Desert Hills or Crimson Cliffs’ played host to Morgan in a against them.” launching it over Stansbury that Murray girl, and she did Merissa Redington in the Ashtyn Cummins and London Region 13 match that was Tooele controlled posses- goalkeeper Ainsley Thurber a really good job controlling 45th minute, just seconds Wunderli, who finished sixth not complete at press time sion for much of the game, and into the top of the net for it in a big moment.” before McCloy nearly gave in Region 9. Thursday evening. The Cowboys and was rewarded for its a 1-0 advantage. The Stallions (8-4-3, will take part in the Claim offensive pressure in the 25th “It was just an unmarked 6-3-2) had a couple decent SEE SOCCER PAGE A11 ➤ SEE TENNIS PAGE A12 ➤ Jumper Tournament on Friday and Saturday at Bingham High School in South Jordan before resuming Region 13 play Tuesday in Kamas against South Summit. SHS faces tough test; Grantsville girls soccer at South Summit Whitney Wangsgard and Laura Sandberg each scored four Tooele, Grantsville hit times and McKenzie Allen added a goal as the Grantsville girls soccer team rolled to a 9-1 win over South Summit in the road in Week Eight a Region 13 match Tuesday in Kamas. Alyssa Roberts added four assists for the Cowboys DARREN VAUGHAN (10-4, 5-3 Region 13), while SPORTS EDITOR Allen had two and Sandberg, The Stansbury football Jenna Ussing and Autumn team gets to celebrate home- Barton each had one. Adalyn coming this week, but the Enslen made three saves Stallions’ guests are far from for Grantsville. The Cowboys a slouch. played host to Summit Mountain View comes in Academy in a Region 13 match a week after having its unde- that was not complete at press feated season — and its own time Thursday. Grantsville will homecoming — spoiled by wrap up the regular season Park City, and the Bruins will Tuesday in Salt Lake City be out for revenge and the against Judge Memorial. inside track to second place in Region 10. Notable HS volleyball scores FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Stansbury’s neighbors to Tuesday Stansbury sophomore Braydon Griffith wheels his bag down the cart path the south in Tooele will make Tooele 3, Ogden O (25-18, on the 10th hole at Talons Cove Golf Club in Saratoga Springs during the 25-19, 25-14) first round of the Class 4A state golf tournament on Wednesday. Griffith the long trek to Vernal to face SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Juan Diego 3, Stansbury 2 shot a 72 in the first round, putting him four strokes out of the lead. a struggling Uintah squad. The Buffaloes will look to get Stansbury’s Gabe Harris (5) makes a catch in the open field as Cedar (28-30, 26-24, 21-25, 25-18, Valley’s Grant Salter gives chase during a Region 10 football game Sept. 15-13) their ship righted again after a disappointing loss to Cedar 6 at Stansbury High School. The Stallions will play host to Region 10 foe Grantsville 3, Providence Hall 0 Valley last week. Mountain View in their homecoming game Friday night. (25-20, 25-10, 25-18) Stallions’ Griffith Grantsville is riding a four- Wendover 3, Dugway 1 (25-10, game winning streak into View lost to Park City 42-16; at 162.4 yards per contest. 20-25, 25-11, 25-11) Friday’s Region 13 road game Stansbury beat Ben Lomond Mountain View quarterback Cedar Valley 3, Ben Lomond 1 in contention at in Bluffdale against Summit 49-7 Duce Anderson has thrown (25-12, 25-17, 21-25, 26-24) Academy, a team led by for- All-time series: Stansbury for 1,649 yards and 18 touch- Bear River 3, Logan 0 (25-13, mer Cowboys head coach Les leads 3-0 downs against just five inter- 25-14, 25-18) Hamilton. The Cowboys have Last meeting: at Stansbury ceptions, and he also has 426 Green Canyon 3, Sky View 0 state golf tourney won their first two region 57, Mountain View 43; Nov. yards and seven TDs on the (25-22, 25-13, 25-22) DARREN VAUGHAN games in convincing fashion; 2, 2018 ground. McKay Strauss is the Crimson Cliffs 3, Hurricane 1 SPORTS EDITOR SHS GOLF however, the Bears are a far The scoop: It’s finally Bruins’ leading rusher with (25-22, 7-25, 25-22, 25-23) The Tooele and Stansbury superior opponent to Judge Stansbury’s turn to play its 540 yards and four TDs, while Dixie 3, Canyon View 0 (25-15, golf teams took to the course THS GOLF Memorial and South Summit. homecoming game, and the the passing game features 25-12, 25-15) at Talons Cove Golf Club in Here’s a look at this week’s Stallions certainly didn’t three primary targets: Ben Snow Canyon 3, Pine View 0 Saratoga Springs on Wednesday alist honors. games. schedule a cupcake in this Mella (26 catches, 495 yards, (25-17, 25-23, 30-28) morning hoping to contend for Stansbury sophomore Mountain View Bruins (6-1, one. Mountain View is one of seven TDs); Colton Burr (25- Cedar City 3, Desert Hills 2 the Class 4A state champion- Braydon Griffith shot a first- 3-1 Region 10, No. 5 in RPI) the top teams in Class 4A, and 321-0) and David Hair (20- (25-18, 25-14, 25-12, 25-15, ship. round score of even-par 72, put- at Stansbury Stallions will look to avenge last year’s 424-6). 16-14) While first-year school ting him in a tie for fourth place, (4-3, 3-1, No. 7 in RPI) first-round state playoff loss However, Stansbury’s Mountain Crest 3, Ridgeline 1 Crimson Cliffs has separated four strokes behind leader Zach Where: Stallion Stadium, to the Stallions in this one. defense has been nothing if (25-17, 17-25, 25-21, 25-22) itself from the rest of the field Felts of Crimson Cliffs. Griffith’s Stansbury High School, 5300 The Bruins feature a strong not opportunistic this season. Juab 3, Maeser Prep 0 (25-20, in the team competition, the teammate, senior Peyton N. Stallion Way, Stansbury passing attack that aver- The Stallions have picked off Stallions and Buffaloes still have Thevenot, is part of a six-way Park ages 244.9 yards per game, 13 passes, led by Gabe Harris’ SEE WRAP PAGE A12 ➤ players within shouting distance When: Friday, 7 p.m. as well as a rushing game in the battle for individual med- SEE GOLF PAGE A11 ➤ Last week: Mountain that keeps defenses honest SEE FOOTBALL PAGE A11 ➤ THURSDAY October 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11 Jets QB Darnold practicing, but not cleared for contact FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) ago. He still hasn’t been there still.” — Sam Darnold was back cleared for physical contact Gase said Darnold will have on the field, breaking down or lifting weights, leaving his additional tests Friday and the the pre-practice huddle and availability for New York’s team will lean on the doctors tossing passes while looking game at Philadelphia on to determine what the quar- as though he hadn’t missed a Sunday uncertain. terback can do physically. The beat. “I like our odds better than size of the quarterback’s spleen The New York Jets and their what they’ve been,” coach is being monitored. Swelling of quarterback still need to wait Adam Gase said. “Last week, the organ is a common symp- before they know if he can play if we would have been playing tom of mononucleosis. Damage in a game. a game, I would have said it to the spleen, including a Darnold practiced was really low. I like the fact rupture, is a serious — and, in Wednesday for the first time that things have looked and some cases, life-threatening since being diagnosed with progressed in the right direc- — situation, so the Jets and mononucleosis three weeks tion. ... There’s just some gray Darnold are being cautious.
FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO From left, Tooele’s Maddy Nay, Liz Lundwall, Cecily Wolfe, Alyssa Murray, Makenna McCloy and Reagan Walker cel- ebrate after Murray scored a goal during the first half of Wednesday’s Region 10 girls soccer rivalry match against Stansbury at Tooele High School. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. Soccer continued from page A11
Tooele a 2-0 lead with a shot that clanged off the inside of the left goalpost. Buffaloes goalkeeper Maddy Lyman had to be sharp to turn away a point-blank opportunity by Samantha Coleman in the 47th minute, and she made a truly spectacular save to rob Lexi Hatch in the 70th minute. Grantsville quar- Despite Lyman’s heroics, terback Jackson the Stallions weren’t deterred. Sandberg (12) They got the opportunity they avoids pressure were looking for after drawing as he throws a a foul in the corner, setting pass during last up Corbett for a free kick. She Friday’s Region 13 game against put the ball across the 18-yard South Summit box in the air, and Didericksen in Kamas. The put her head on it and got it Cowboys will be past Lyman to pull Stansbury on the road again even. this Friday to face “That was big,” Call said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Region 13 foe “The girls — they fought. Tooele freshman Alyssa Murray performs a flip throw-in as Buffaloes coach Summit Academy Second half, we did really Stephen Duggan looks on during the first half of Wednesday’s match in Bluffdale. against Stansbury at Tooele High School. good. We had a lot of chances. PHOTO COURTESY OF COREY I’m proud of these girls. They MONDRAGON always seem to find a way to that as well, isn’t there?” the match won’t mean much battle back in the second half. Duggan was thrilled with in the region standings, and That’s kind of been our M.O. the effort his team showed, the Stallions already beat the Football the last four or five games.” particularly in the face of Soaring Eagle 2-1 on Sept. 11 continued from page A10 From there, both teams adversity. Junior forward Liz in Draper, Call would like to focused on defense, not want- Lundwall played in her first see some improvement from ing to lose the game in over- game since suffering a neck his team in its final tune-up five and Pae Tia’s two, and time. The best scoring chance injury the first time the Buffs before the Class 4A state play- they’ve broken up 31 would- for either team came when and Stallions met last month, offs. be completions. Stansbury has Stansbury’s Annie Ploehn got and is still working her way “We want to get another also recovered five fumbles a partial break against Lyman back into top form. Senior win against Juan Diego, and blocked three punts. at the beginning of the sec- Gabby Asay left Wednesday’s and we need to start scoring Offensively, the Stallions ond OT period, only to have game with an injury in over- more,” Call said. “That’s our feature a balanced attack, led Lyman come out and take the time, and Lyman also suffered thing. Our defense has been by quarterback Kru Huxford ball away before Ploehn could an injury late in the game and incredible all year and our (1,284 yards and nine TDs get a shot off. needed assistance afterward. offense has been good, but we passing, 469 yards and five “The one thing I was pray- “We’ve got a patchwork need to get a little better as TDs rushing) and running ing for was that we didn’t lose team at the moment,” Duggan far as putting the ball in the back Tommy Christopherson it in overtime,” Duggan said. said. “We’ve got injuries left, back of the net. That’s what (902 rushing yards, 13 TDs). “That would have been hard right and center. I’m really, counts.” Harris had a quiet game last to take, because we didn’t really proud of them. They did Tooele will wrap up its week against Ben Lomond, deserve to lose. fantastic. They battled to the regular-season schedule but still leads the Stallions “If you’re going to have an end, and we didn’t make many Monday in Ogden against Ben with 35 catches for 757 yards occasion — Senior Night up mistakes tonight. It’s a good Lomond. The Buffs will likely and six touchdowns. on the football field, under time to be getting it right.” open the state tournament Tooele Buffaloes (3-4, the lights, two local schools, a Stansbury has locked up on the road Oct. 12, depend- 2-2 Region 10, No. 10 in derby game, two teams going third place in the Region 10 ing on the final Ratings RPI) at Uintah Utes after it and you finish it in standings, and has one more Percentage Index rankings (1-6, 0-4, No. 22 in RPI) FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO double overtime and a result regular-season game remain- that will be released next Where: Uintah High Tooele senior Joe Douglas (6) tries to make a catch over Cedar Valley’s for both teams — there’s a ing — a Monday home game Wednesday. School, 1880 W. 500 North, Tanner Evans during last Friday’s Region 10 football game at Tooele little bit of romanticism in against Juan Diego. While [email protected] Vernal High School. The Buffaloes will be in Vernal this Friday to face Uintah in When: Friday, 7 p.m. another Region 10 contest. Last week: Tooele lost to Cedar Valley 28-24; Uintah 28 points just once all sea- year program Providence lost to Ogden 35-14 son. The Buffaloes will look Hall and two-win Union. Since 1970: Tooele leads to the likes of running back They suffered a two-point Golf 5-2 Nukuluve Helu (1,029 rush- loss to a San Juan team that continued from page A10 Last meeting: At Tooele ing yards, seven TDs) and Grantsville beat by 20 points, 28, Uintah 0; Aug. 17, 2018 quarterback Kulani Iongi (761 and lost handily to Star Valley The scoop: Last week’s passing yards, 125 rushing (Wyoming) (36-7), Morgan tie for 16th place that also homecoming game was a yards, seven combined TDs) (28-17) and Juan Diego (38- includes Tooele’s Luke Begnaud tough one for the Buffaloes, to get their offense going, 13). after grinding his way to a 77. who saw key players go while Ty Sutherland (67 tack- Grantsville comes into Griffith and Thevenot led down with injuries and also les) and Kameron Rolle (three Friday’s game red-hot, having Stansbury to a team score saw their head coach leave interceptions) will lead the won all four of its games in of 321, putting the Stallions the game on a stretcher. Buffs’ defense into Vernal. September. While none of the in seventh place. They were Fortunately, it appears coach Grantsville Cowboys (5-2, Cowboys’ opponents in that 33 strokes behind first-place Andru Jones will be able to 2-0 Region 13, No. 5 in RPI) stretch other than San Juan Crimson Cliffs (288) and 22 coach the team this week at Summit Academy Bears can be considered among behind second-place Cedar after his health scare, and (3-4, 0-2, No. 11 in RPI) Class 3A’s elite, Grantsville Valley (299). Sky View recorded Tooele is facing a desperate Where: Summit Academy has also shown an ability to a team score of 304 and sits in Uintah team that ranks at the High School, 14942 S. 560 compete with the classifica- third place, followed by Desert bottom of Class 4A’s Ratings West, Bluffdale tion’s best, as evidenced by Hills (311), Ridgeline (312) Percentage Index. When: Friday, 7 p.m. a pair of low-scoring, close and Pine View (316). Bear Last season, the Buffaloes Last week: Grantsville beat losses to Manti and North River is eighth with a 324, with built a 28-0 lead on the Utes South Summit 28-13; Summit Sanpete early in the season. Hurricane (327) in ninth and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO in the season opener between Academy lost to Juan Diego Jackson Sandberg and Logan (329) in 10th. Tooele Tooele’s Luke Begnaud putts from the fringe on the 10th hole of the the two teams before rain and 38-13 Logan White have combined missed the first-round cut by 10 Class 4A state golf tournament on Wednesday at Talons Cove Golf Club in lightning halted the game All-time series: Grantsville for 1,145 passing yards and strokes, finishing 12th with a Saratoga Springs. Begnaud entered Thursday’s final round tied for 16th midway through the second leads 1-0 14 touchdowns with just score of 339. place after shooting a 77 on Wednesday. quarter. Things haven’t gone Last meeting: At three interceptions this sea- Stansbury’s Cole Clawson much better for Uintah this Grantsville 35, Summit son. Trent Brown and James entered Thursday’s final round the Grantsville golf team was GHS GOLF season, as the Utes’ lone vic- Academy 24; Aug. 24, 2018 Fuluvaka have rushed for in a tie for 56th place after in ninth place after the first tory came in Week 3 against The scoop: Grantsville 829 yards and five TDs, and shooting an 85. Hunter Luke, round of the Class 3A state Providence Hall, a winless will face its toughest test of Ammon Bartley and Taylor Brock Shepherd and Joseph championships and was the individually — 18 strokes first-year Class 3A program. the Region 13 season so far Wood have 56 catches for 857 Luke all shot 87s and are tied last team to make the cut, behind leader Tanner Telford The Utes have struggled to after cruising to comfortable yards and 10 TDs between for 70th place. doing so by seven strokes over of Morgan, who shot a 70 to get much going offensively, victories over Judge Memorial them. Tooele’s Ashden Morrill and South Sevier. take a five-stroke lead over passing for just 574 yards and and South Summit the past The Bears will also have to Kaleb Buell recorded scores of The Cowboys posted a team second-place Rafe Saunders rushing for 645. That’s an two weeks. Summit Academy, contend with a ball-hawking 86, tying them for 60th place score of 366, putting them 49 of Grand. Davin Ekins tied for average of 174 yards of total which has taken its lumps defense against the Cowboys, — though neither made the strokes off the pace set by first- 32nd with a 91, with Grayson offense per game, and they against arguably the region’s as Grantsville has 10 intercep- individual cut. Cache Holmes place Morgan (317). Judge McKeever a stroke behind in average just 11 points per top two teams in Morgan and tions, 27 pass breakups and was 83rd after shooting 90, Memorial was second at 328, a tie for 35th. Gage Anderson contest as a result. In Region Juan Diego, is desperately 10 fumble recoveries this while Dallin Callister and Jesse followed by Richfield (344), and Jace Sandberg each shot 10 play, Uintah has been out- trying to avoid falling three season. Kaden Kelley has four Sayers each shot 93 and tied Carbon (346), Delta (347), 95 and tied for 45th place, and scored 161-24, including a games behind the top of the sacks, three interceptions for 88th. Grand (353), Manti (357) and Hunter Perkins tied for 72nd pair of shutout losses to Park Region 13 heap. and three fumble recoveries, The two-day Class 4A tourna- Union (359). with a 106. City and Cedar Valley. The Bears haven’t played Chace Gipson has 10 pass ment concluded after press time Scott May was the Cowboys’ The Cowboys wrapped up That could spell trouble the most difficult of sched- breakups, Jonas Floyd has Thursday afternoon. top golfer in the opening the two-day event Thursday against Tooele, which has ules, with their three wins three sacks and Austin Gray Class 3A round, shooting an 88 to afternoon after press time. shown some big-play ability coming against winless Class has 3 1/2 sacks. At Roosevelt Golf Course, put himself in a tie for 24th [email protected] and has allowed more than 5A Cottonwood, winless first- [email protected] A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 GFWC Tooele Civic League Invites the Public to Butler, Johnson win Region 13 doubles title DARREN VAUGHAN meet the SPORTS EDITOR The Grantsville girls tennis team wrapped up the Region candidates 13 season Wednesday at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, qualifying two singles players and two doubles teams for the upcoming Class 3A state night tournament. MONDAY GHS TENNIS The highlight of the two- day Region 13 tournament OCTOBER 7 • 2019 for the Cowboys came when Brynlee Butler and Hallie PM PM Johnson captured the region 7:30 – 9:00 title in first doubles, com- ing away with a 6-1, 6-2 victory in the championship Tooele City Hall • 90 N. Main match. That will give them the region’s top seed in the Council Chambers state tournament, which begins Oct. 11 at Liberty • WAYNE ANDERTON • ED HANSEN Park. Grantsville’s second doubles team of Audrey and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Savannah Curtiss finished as Grantsville’s Brynlee Butler and Hallie Johnson celebrate after winning • JUSTIN BRADY • JON GOSSETT runners-up in their bracket, a point during a match at Stansbury High School in August. Butler and losing the championship Johnson won the Region 13 first doubles championship on Wednesday at • DAVE MCCALL • TONY GRAF match 6-0, 6-1. Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, earning a No. 1 seed for next week’s Calss 3A Grantsville will also have state tournament. two singles players advanc- REFRESHMENTS SERVED ing to the state tournament. will compete in the third for the state tournament in Lacy Linares finished fifth in singles bracket after finishing first singles, finishing sixth in the second singles bracket to fifth at region. 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COURTESY OF JEFF SIMONICH On September 27, Jeff THROUGH PAIN Simonich (top) was inducted into the Utah Athletics Hall of Fame. Simonich is a 1995 THS alumnus Jeff Simonich Tooele High School graduate, where he won a cross country inducted into the U’s Hall of Fame state championship. After high school, he joined the track and eff Simonich knows all about the proverbial runner’s “wall” of STORY cross country teams at pain. After all, he competed in track and cross country for eight JESSICA the University of Utah. J years with a broken back. PETTIT A photo of Simonich A Tooele native, Simonich has always enjoyed competing in sports. (right) on display The first time he thought about running competitively was while on September 27 at watching a local race — the Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run, held annually in the Utah Athletics honor of Independence Day. Hall of Fame awards presentation. “I saw a dad and a son running it together,” he said. “He (the son) looked about my age, maybe a little older. I thought, ‘I can do that,’ so I started to train for it and ended up winning it the next year (in 1984). Then I won it 10 or 12 years in a row. We’ve all got to start some- where.” When Simonich was in ninth grade, he was injured in a collision with another player during a football game. Although he didn’t know it at the time, the collision had caused a compression fracture in the upper vertebrae of his back. Midway through the fall season, Simonich dropped out of football
SEE RUNNING PAGE B10 ® B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 SUNDAY DRIVE 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon is a top pick for enjoying the outdoors
hat happens when over the top and down into you cross a Jeep with the Strawberry Reservoir Wa truck? The new area. After getting off pave- 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon, ment, we switched the Jeep which we affectionately called into 4-wheel-high mode and our “Jeep Truck” after our it handled going over the top recent test drive week. without a problem. We hit Who better to come up 5% to 7% grades at times, but with a hybrid truck than Fiat Craig & Deanne Conover nothing too serious, so we GUEST COLUMNISTS Chrysler. The automaker has looked for a road to really try a great truck offering with its out the Gladiator. Ram line and its Jeep can’t On the Sunday of our In the Rays Valley area we be beat in the off-roading test week, we attended the found a hill that hit 15% grade category, a category we call Springville Rotary’s Sunday and conquered it with hardly “Jeeping.” in the Park event up Hobble any effort at all — even with We were excited to have the Creek Canyon where we had the Gladiator’s longer wheel- Gladiator for a week, espe- an awesome steak lunch. We base. We did find, however, cially during summer when then looked at the many cars that it drove differently than we could spend some real displayed at the car show, the shorter two-door Jeep. The time with the vehicle in Utah’s which proved to be larger than turning radius wasn’t as sharp. mountains. In the past when ever. After arriving at the reser- a Jeep came to our house for We next headed up Right voir, we stayed in the moun- a test week, there was always Hand Fork of Hobble Creek tains to the south and found snow on the ground. Canyon to take the Gladiator some really great backcountry to explore. Having a vehicle with the capabilities of a Jeep makes it easy to see sights that we wouldn’t usually get to experience. The new Gladiator is just as much of a Jeep as a regular Rubicon. The top and doors come off, and of course, the front window can be lowered just like the Jeeps of yester- year. As part of the package, the Gladiator also came with all of the tools to make this happen. Right now the Gladiator comes with the time honored, 3.6-liter Pentastar engine the produces a nice 285 horsepow- driver having to use the accel- enthusiasts will want the ahead while off-roading. er and 260 ft.-lbs. of torque. erator. This is a great feature manual for total control of off The new Gladiator has a This allows for a payload of when precise control of steer- road exploits. look all its own and should up to 1,600 pounds and tow- ing is necessary. Inside the new Gladiator is become a leader in the mid- ing to up to 7,650 pounds, The Gladiator also comes all Jeep with the Rubicon fea- sized truck category. When it which works for most weekend with a forward facing camera turing leather seats that were comes to getting outdoors and adventures pulling boats, jet that can be engaged when heated for cold winter months, conquering all that nature has skis and small mobile homes. “crawling” through the back along with an 8-inch Uconnect to offer, the Gladiator is a top An Ecodiesel option is country to help the driver’s touchscreen. This controlled pick. scheduled to come in 2020 view of the trail and obstacles. all of the many infotainment Base price: $43,545 with a 3.0 liter V6. The horse- Standard transmission functions like other FCA prod- Price as driven: $60,380 power will be the same but on the Gladiator is a man- ucts with pinch and swipe the torque will increase to 442 ual 6-speed, but there is an iPad-like technology. This Craig and Deanne Conover ft.-lbs. That will be a climbing 8-speed automatic that is new system is high definition, have been test-driving vehicles machine! With the Gladiator available, which came on our which we really liked, especial- for nearly a decade. They receive set to 4-Wheel-Low and crawl test week model. We prefer ly when backing onto trailers. a new car each week for a week- engaged, it can be set to go the automatic to the standard It is not affected by late day long test drive and adventure. from 1 to 5 mph without the for everyday driving, but true sun and is clear when looking They live in Springville, Utah.
A BETTER LIFE It’s true. An apple a day really does help keep the doctor away October is National Apple Month and studies prove that quercetin in apples reduces risk of cancer and several diseases
Editor’s note: “A Better Life” cancer and Alzheimer’s. Apples chance of bone fractures. Fuji. Grocery stores often 1 ¼ cup applesauce is a weekly column by the USU are rich in a specific antioxi- Ursolic acid, a natural com- carry even more varieties such (unsweetened) Extension – Tooele Office that dant, called quercetin, which is pound found in the apple’s as Golden Delicious, Granny 1 cup sugar focuses on a variety of topics Sarah Patino known to inhibit cancer onset skin, may prevent muscle wast- Smith, Braeburn, McIntosh, ½ cup coconut oil (or other intended to enhance quality of GUEST COLUMNIST and cell proliferation. ing that can result from aging and Pink Lady. These variet- oil) life. • Apples keep the car- or illness. ies can be broken down into 2 eggs diologist away. Ohio State • Apples help you have a three main categories: eating 3 tablespoons milk ctober is National University reports eating one healthier body. People who eat apples, cooking apples, and all- 1 cup all-purpose flour Apple Month, the only Watch and see if any local apple a day for four weeks low- apples or apple products are purpose apples. 1 cup whole wheat flour Ogeneric apple promo- stores participate. ered blood levels of oxidized likely to have lower blood pres- Eating apples are those best ½ teaspoon baking powder tion in the United States. I’m sure you’ve heard the LDL, the “bad cholesterol,” by sure and trimmer waistlines. for eating fresh. Fuji, Gala, and ½ teaspoon cinnamon Originally founded in 1904 as saying, but do you know it’s 40%. Research from the University Red Delicious varieties fall into ¼ teaspoon of each: nut- National Apple Week, it was true? An apple a day actually • Apples are good for good of Illinois also suggests soluble this category because they lose meg, allspice and salt expanded to the entire month does keep the doctor away. But gut bacteria. University of fiber, like pectin from apples, their flavor and turn to mush ½ cup chopped pecans of October. just how and why are apples Denmark researchers dis- may also strengthen the when cooked. National Apple Month’s healthy for you? Studies prove covered apple consumption immune system. Cooking apples hold their Directions: Preheat oven mission is to increase apple apples keep your belly full and increases the number of good • An apple a day (for mom) shape better in heat, thus to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. industry sales, and to enhance fit, your memory sharp, and gut bacteria. Apples are also keeps the inhaler away? are best for cooking. Golden Lightly spray a 9x5 loaf pan consumer awareness and usage cancer, diabetes, asthma, and among the tastiest and best Research from the UK sug- Delicious and Granny Smith fit with non-stick cooking spray. of apples and apple products. heart disease at bay. sources of soluble fiber, which gests children of mothers who into this category. Combine and mix all wet ingre- Its goal is to increase apple Consider these bites of helps keep our insides spar- eat apples during pregnancy Braeburn, Jonagold, dients in one bowl. Combine industry sales through a fall healthy apple facts: kling clean. are much less likely to exhibit McIntosh, and Pink lady fit and mix all dry ingredients retail display contest, foodser- • Apples are packed with • Apples contribute to symptoms of asthma at age into the all-purpose apple in a second bowl. Slowly add vice promotional contest, to antioxidants. Mounting good bone and muscle health. five. category. They are great eaten and mix the bowl of dry ingre- recognize outstanding retailers research suggests powerful A study from the American This time of year apples are plain, but work OK for cook- dients into the bowl of wet for their apple merchandising, antioxidants in apples and Journal of Clinical Nutrition in abundance. Taking a bite ing, too. ingredients. Pour batter into and to develop strong rela- apple products play an essen- suggests older women who out of a fresh, juicy apple is Next time you are shopping the loaf pan. Bake for 60 min- tions with retail, foodservice tial role in reducing risks of eat plenty of fruits (includ- always a great idea, but there at a local farmers market or utes or until a toothpick comes and apple industry members. prevalent diseases such as ing apples) may have a lower is so much more you can do grocery store, pick up a few out clean from the center of with apples! Take advantage apple varieties and experi- the loaf. of their great price and peak ment with a new apple idea. ripeness this month and try My favorite way to use apples Sarah Patino is the Certified POETRY something new. that is unexpected is by thinly Nutrition Educator for Food There are thousands of slicing them into coleslaw. I’ve Sense at the USU Extension – apple varieties in the world. also included a recipe below Tooele County office, which is They come in shades of red, for some amazing spiced located inside the Tooele County Rain Changing to Snow yellow and green. The most applesauce bread that is Health Department Building, popular varieties here in always a hit with kids. 151 N. Main, Tooele. She can be ’d guess and it understood that, I think. Utah are Gala, Honeycrisp, reached at 435-277-2408 and that at Though just a few weeks old, Jonagold, Red Delicious, and Spiced Applesauce Bread: at [email protected]. Ileast every Ted Kooser already it expected disappointment. other person U.S. POET LAUREATE Yet it began to purr, reading this 2004 – 2006 this scrap of cloud-gray fur, column did at as he drew it forth to show me. WEDDING one time, as Castaway (its name a child, carry he said), so lonely and hungry Shellenburger/ home some animal that he or she wouldn’t be after the shipwreck of able to keep. Here’s Connie Wanek, who lives in another day at school. Haines MYGA AUNNUITY New Mexico, remembering her son in just such a moment. Connie’s most recent book is a collec- We do not accept unsolicited submissions. The parents of Zoie Ann tion of her “Mrs. God” poems called Consider the American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Shellenburger and Eric James 3.25% Lilies, published by Will o’ the Wisp Books. Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), Haines are please to announce GUARANTEED publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported their marriage Oct. 5, 2019, Rain Changing to Snow by the Department of English at the University at the Coulter House, 175 10 YEARS of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2018 E. SR-138, Stansbury Park, He came home from middle school by Connie Wanek, “Rain Changing to Snow,” Utah, at 5 p.m., with a recep- with a wet kitten tucked inside (2018). Poem reprinted by permission of Connie tion to follow. Parents of the his black leather jacket. Wanek. Introduction copyright © 2019 by The bride are Eugene and Sherry He’d found it shivering in the tall grass Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Shellenburger and parents flattened by rain. Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate of the groom are James and It could only belong to him Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress Donna Haines. for fifteen minutes from 2004-2006. THURSDAY October 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 ASK AMY Ingratitude has reached epidemic proportions Dear Amy: My friend ated and unacknowledged. Dear Amy: My husband What do you think? We temper. recently got married. I under- — Put Upon and I loaned my niece and her deserve our money back, Although you gave a very stand that her life got crazy Dear Put Upon: Of every husband $3,000 for their son’s right? compassionate response, I was with everything surrounding Amy Dickinson issue I cover in my column, college bills. The college was — Broke in Arkansas concerned about one thing. GUEST COLUMNIST the wedding. questions regarding the lack of getting ready to kick him out Dear Broke: Yes, you The girl had told her therapist Her mother threw her a gratitude seem to dominate. because of non-payment. We deserve your money back. about this, and the therapist three-day bachelorette party, Are we currently experienc- had the money to loan out at Although your verbal agree- coached her to deal with it. held out of town. sound and special effects. The ing a gratitude deficit? Do the time, so we did it (with no ment constitutes an oral Amy, therapists are mandated Afterward, I don’t think she results were amazing! Truly, people actually not feel grati- promissory note). Big mistake! contract, I hope you also have reporters and must report even texted anyone a simple a professional videographer tude? Do people lack the emo- When it came time to pay some form of written commu- abuse to authorities! thank you. It would have been would charge no less than tional tools to understand the us back, my niece and her nication between both parties — Upset nice to know that she enjoyed $2,000 for what I turned in! connection between receiving husband flipped the script! At acknowledging their agree- Dear Upset: Yes! I noted in the weekend, or appreciated I don’t care about the money something (a gift, a kindness, first, he said he thought it was ment to repay you. my response that I believed that we all showed up from all (of course), but I’m just so sur- a nice gesture) and expressing a gift. He later came back and You might have to sue these this therapist was not serving over the country. prised that all I received was their thanks? Can people not said that it was indeed a loan. family members in small the client. Therapists (and I gave her a gift and never a quick texted thank you. Her comprehend the joy of connec- We agreed that they would claims court. Each state sets its teachers, and others who work received an acknowledgment husband emailed me a nicer tion when they close the loop pay us $50 a month. They own guidelines regarding the with youth) are “mandated for that, either. thanks, but even his email was by saying, “Thank you”? made two payments and then maximum amount you can sue reporters,” and must report The big wedding day was a literally only three sentences. You feel unappreciated stopped abruptly. Then they for. According to my research, abuse. few weeks later. They ran out I don’t know if it’s unrea- because you ARE unappreci- badmouthed my husband and the upper limit in your state of funds for a videographer, so sonable to expect a phone call ated. A gift as consequential me to other family members. (Arkansas) is $5,000. (Check You can email Amy Dickinson I volunteered. from them? as a wedding video deserves Some family members took his Arcourts.gov for more informa- at askamy@amydickinson. I am a photographer, so this Honestly, all of the lack of a sincere expression of thanks side. tion). com or send a letter to Ask wasn’t completely out of my gratitude has sort of piled up, — spoken or written (even if I was so hurt by this. I Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, realm, but it was the first go, and I don’t particularly feel like the couple didn’t like it, they helped to raise my niece. Now Dear Amy: “Concerned NY 13068. You can also follow for me, at making video. initiating yet another “offer- should have thanked you for I am ready to take her and her Mother” wrote to you about her on Twitter @askingamy or After spending months edit- ing,” even if it’s something as your effort). And a gift as husband to small claims court. her 13-year-old daughter, who Facebook. ing the pieces together (which small as a phone call, to this consequential as your ongoing Doing this will air out our fam- had fled her father’s home Copyright © 2019 by Amy was enormous and time-con- friend. I feel really unappreci- friendship also warrants an ily business in this small town, repeatedly during visitation, Dickinson. Distributed by suming), I had it finalized with expression of gratitude. but it can’t be helped. because she was afraid of his Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
RICK STEVES’ EUROPE St. Andrews: Hit the links, books, and beach iny St. Andrews has a to Edinburgh, making it an huge reputation, known easy day trip from Scotland’s around the world as capital. The town also makes T Rick Steves the birthplace and royal seat a handy home base for a vari- GUEST COLUMNIST of golf. The chance to play ety of fun side trips to some on the world’s oldest course less-touristed spots nearby: -- or at least take in the iconic interesting museums in the view of its 18th hole -- keeps Links include six other courses city of Dundee; Glamis Castle, the town perennially popular that are much easier (and the childhood home of the late among golfing pilgrims. But cheaper) to play. Queen Mother; and a string of any visitor to Scotland should Nongolfers (like me) can relaxing fishing villages along consider at least a short stop in still brag that they’ve golfed a stretch of nearby coast called this scenic, intriguingly historic at St. Andrews by playing a the East Neuk. university town. round at the Old Course’s fun No matter what brings you Located about a one-and- putting course -- nicknamed to St. Andrews, you’ll be wel- a-half-hour drive north of “The Himalayas” for its dra- comed with a cool sea breeze, Edinburgh, and dramatically matically hilly terrain. While a vibrant student culture, and crowning the cliffs at the tip the building housing the Royal the rich history of this wee To reserve a tee time at the scenic Old Course of the St. Andrews Links, you’ll need to book a year ahead — and of a peninsula jutting into the and Ancient Golf Club, still town. pay a pretty penny. North Sea, St. Andrews has golf’s rulemaking body, is off- been a tourist destination for limits to nonmembers, anyone IF YOU VISIT... centuries -- in part because of can take in the history of the SLEEPING: Hoppity House its important role in Scottish sport at the nearby British is a bright and contemporary history. Golf Museum, with a compact B&B, with fun host Heather, During the religious tur- exhibit that reverently explains who is helpful and generous bulence between the Great the game’s origins and changes with travel tips (moderate, Schism and the Reformation, over time. www.hoppityhouse.co.uk). St. Andrews was the ecclesias- Just below the Old Course is Across the street, Cameron tical capital of Scotland, and a broad, two-mile-long beach House has five clean and sim- its cathedral was its showpiece called the West Sands, offer- ple rooms around a beautiful BANNERS church. The relics of its name- ing great views of the town stained-glass atrium (moder- sake saint first put the town -- and the chance to reenact ate, www.cameronhouse-sta. on the medieval map, drawing the opening scene of Chariots co.uk). pilgrims from around Europe of Fire, filmed on this stretch Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, EATING: The Doll’s House ... until it was ransacked by of sand. serves dressed-up Scottish Protestants, and its stones The town is also the home cuisine in a warm interior or repurposed for newer build- of Scotland’s most important at tables on the square in front ings in town. Just a few blocks university: Founded in 1413, (moderate, across from Holy Window Stickers, and More! away from the cathedral ruins the University of St. Andrews is Trinity Church at 3 Church is St. Andrews Castle, which the third-oldest in the English- Square, www.dollshouses- had also been largely destroyed speaking world -- only Oxford tandrews.co.uk). Cromars is during the Reformation. What and Cambridge have been a local favorite for takeaway little is left makes a fun visit around longer. The quad of St. fish-and-chips. If the weather for its dungeons and tunnels. Salvator’s College, known to is good, sit at the sidewalk In addition to its ruined students as Sally’s Quad, is the tables (budget, at the corner of cathedral and castle, St. university’s heart. As most uni- Union and Market, www.cro- Andrews still retains its origi- versity classrooms, offices, and mars.co.uk). nal medieval, compact street libraries are spread out across GETTING AROUND: St. plan, with just four main town, during the school term, Andrews is compact. You can streets that all lead to the shops and pubs brim with stu- stroll from the cathedral to the cathedral, connected mostly by dent energy. historic golf course in about 15 narrow, twisting lanes called The university’s most minutes. “wynds.” (The street sign for famous recent graduate is TOURIST INFORMATION: one of them, Butts Wynd, often Prince William (class of ‘05). www.visitscotland.com. goes missing for some reason.) Soon after he enrolled here, But golf is the main draw of the number of female appli- Rick Steves (www.ricksteves. the town; for any serious golf- cants to study art history -- his com) writes European travel er, a visit to St. Andrews means major -- skyrocketed. When the guidebooks and hosts travel the chance to play a round he married Kate Middleton, a shows on public television and where the sport was suppos- fellow St. Andrews alum, 10 public radio. Email him at edly invented: the Old Course. years later, nearly the entire [email protected] and follow Since the grassy beachfront student body was there to cel- his blog on Facebook. strip just outside St. Andrews ebrate on Sally’s Quad. ©2019 Rick Steves. couldn’t support crops, it was St. Andrews is well- Distributed by Tribune Content used for playing the game connected by train and bus Agency, LLC. -- and centuries later it still is. The first record of golf being High Quality • Full Color played here was in 1553 (but nobody knows exactly when and where people first hit a ball with a stick for fun). Custom Design & 24 Hour While golf’s origins might be a little ambiguous, there’s no doubt that the town turned it Turnaround Available into the sport we know today. Why do golf courses have 18 holes? Because that’s how many fit at the Old Course. Except for when it’s hosting the British Open, the Old TOOELE Course is open to the public. TRANSCRIPT But playing a round here is pricey and requires major plan- ning: Reserve at least a year in Andrews Cathedral may have rotted away, but its beautiful ruins — with ULLETIN advance, or try your luck in the B walls and spires pecked away by centuries of scavengers — are a delight daily lottery. The St. Andrews to explore. Your Complete Local News Source 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 TOOELE B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019
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artifacts (before 1900) to display at the are for a reasonable price. No orders taken History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Tooele DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch specials are The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Main St., Tooele. For more information, to Recovery” W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. available at the lodge from 11 a.m. For Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Senior Center Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the members and their guests only. cards depicting four different pioneer at 435-849-4180. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele The senior center is for the enjoyment of Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- buildings for $4. These make great gifts all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Breakfast Alcoholics Anonymous (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or for family and friends. Please call Alice those affected by someone else’s addic- Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Breakfast will be served every Sunday Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting meeting at 10:30 a.m. until gone. Please p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or purchase these books. by sharing our experience, strength and activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, www.exploretooele.com. attend the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and Utah Ave. For more information, contact crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled the women’s meeting at 11:30 a.m., and Seeking Historical Items Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- hope. For more information, please con- art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, enjoy a great breakfast. The Tooele County Historical Society 694-2624. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Schools would like members of the community Blood Drive Alcoholics Anonymous Military Items Wanted movies and health classes. Meals-On- who have any family or personal histories, When you no longer want your military Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Story and Craft Hour Monday October 14, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also we will host a Blood Drive at our Lodge. held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 items, do not take them to Deseret served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Industries or a thrift store. Bring them gested contribution is $3. For those under Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Please call 435-882-2931 to sign up. would like to donate to our organization p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Dr., Tooele. — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to the adventures of books and make fun October Fest to please call us. We are also looking for shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, the store or doctor visits for residents in crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Saturday October 19, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. our books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Young People in Recovery canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West lodge will host an October Fest with great chures or any history that pertains to the Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be portation information call (435) 843-4114. Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, food, music and fun. Tooele County area. If you would like to all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 displayed with honor and respect. Call For more information about the Tooele Tooele. Please enter through the south donate them to our organization, or if you p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. center, call 435-843-4110. side doors. Kids Halloween Party would let us make a copy for the Tooele also on the first and third Friday of the County Historical Society, please call 435- Children’s Choir Auditions Free Preschool Hour Saturday October 26, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Tooele County Aging Services Please bring your kids, grandkids or great 882-1612. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- The Family Feud: Let’s Not Play Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., grandkids for a spooky day of fun. The Tooele County Historical Society Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 RSVP to Tooele County Aging Services Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour will feature Carol and John Cluff at the years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, 435-277-2440 and join us Friday, October of learning, singing and creating. The class 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Tuesday October 8 meeting at 7 p.m. 435-255-9905. owner and director of Blake Music Studios, 4 from 12 to 1 p.m. at the Stansbury is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Eagles at the Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 East directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Clubhouse for a free lunch and seminar come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- Vine Street. The Cluff’s presentation will Family support group vocal performance and has taught at the for caregivers. Nancy Madsen, with the mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Sunday Breakfasts include the history of St. John and Clover, Get your loved one sober. The USARA collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Utah Department of Human Services, are located at West Elementary School, Breakfasts will be served every Sunday Utah. Please park in the rear of the build- Craft family support group is held and you are looking for an exceptional will share some of her top answers of 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. ing and enter at the back door. Everyone Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading musical experience for them, this is it. For ways to improve communication and through the south side doors. Order from the menu or have the special is invited to attend. room at the Tooele City Library. Group more information and to register for an share the responsibility of care-giving, so for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and books and materials provided. Craft is a audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. family feuds can be defused or avoided. St. Marguerite Catholic School children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad free program for family members who com or call 435-277-0755. Questions? Call or go to tooelehealth.org. Students of all faiths are welcome from Beer is available. Public invited. Groups and Events have a loved one with a substance use Survivor: Tips to Outlast preschool through 8th grade at Tooele disorder. For more information, call Heidi Rocky Mountain Hospice RSVP to Tooele County Aging Services County’s only faith-based school. Social Room Tooele County Arts Guild Annual Warr at 435-255-9905. Want to have more meaning in your life. 435-277-2440 and join us Friday, October Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day The Social Room will be open at Noon, 7 Art Show Do you want to do something that is preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small 11th from 12 to 1 p.m. at the Stansbury days a week beginning September 1. All artists from Tooele County age 13 and satisfying and of great service to your class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Clubhouse for a free lunch and seminar Auxiliary Meeting above are welcome to join the Tooele Join us the 2nd Monday of each month community? Then become a Rocky for caregivers. From paperwork to daily riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Auxiliary State Visitation, October 10, Box County Arts Guild for an evening, or for from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- physical care tasks, to role changes and visit www.stmargschool.org. Elder the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County ence required. All training, background more, caregivers may feel as though they The Auxiliary Meeting will be held bership include the opportunity to display Health Department’s Aging Services pro- check and TB tests provided by Rocky are just struggling to survive. Dr. Susan Education October 14 at 7 p.m. your artwork for show and sale in various gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s Mountain. The only requirement is your Nate, a Licensed Professional Counselor venues around Tooele County, as well as Association Caregiver Support Groups. desire to help someone in need. Please with Choices for Change Counseling prac- Tooele Technical College Aerie Meeting regular updates on events in our commu- The groups are designed to provide emo- contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain tice, will explain approaches to managing Programs with space available include the The aerie meeting will be held October 10 nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- tional, educational and social support for Hospice at 801-397-4904. stress and guilt to help you survive and POST (Peace Officer Standards Training) at 8:00 p.m. ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. thrive. Questions? Call or go to tooele- program (Satellite Police Academy), Call 435-228-8217 for more information. The Next Chapter The Next Chapter is a free social support health.org Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) pro- Planning Meeting The Tooele County Arts Guild invites local Food Addicts in Recovery and educational program to help widows gram and Software Development. These The Planning Meeting will be held artists age 11 and older to share their Anonymous Tooele Pioneer Museum and widowers adjust to the loss of their programs and others are offered at Tooele October 15 at 7 p.m. talent in the Guild’s annual art show. Are you having trouble controlling the 7 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open spouse through monthly activities. You Tech. Enroll today and begin training for a Entries are due at the Tooele City Library way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Auxillary Past President’s Dinner are invited to join others who are on the promising career. Visit tooeletech.edu or September 20 and 21. The art show starts Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Auxillary Past President’s Dinner will be same page as you, to begin a new chapter call student services at 435-248-1800 for September 24 and runs through October ery program for anyone suffering from Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. held October 16 at Virg’s in Erda, 7 p.m. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele more information. 24. Artists can find details, including an food addiction. Meetings are held every Open other times by appointment. Call Oktoberfest online application and prospectus at Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Adult Education www.tooelecountyartsguild.org. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the more details. 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- October 5, German Food and Beer avail- Get your high school diploma this year at able, proceeds go to the Alzheimer’s Fund north back entrance. For more informa- tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, the Tooele Community Learning Center. Ladies Community Club of Sons of Utah Pioneers with raffle and bake sale also. tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Anyone interested in the history of Tooele All classes required for a high school Mobile Vet Center Tooele Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- To view upcoming events, learn more To better serve veterans located in Tooele Friday Night Dinner foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to need you. Please come and join us for a aration and English as a second language Chicken Enchilada Dinner, October 11, about our organization, or to become a County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will attend. potluck social dinner at the LDS church, are available. Register now to graduate 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. $7.00 member, please visit gfwctooele.org. visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Chicken Fried Chicken Dinner, October 23, Tooele County Aging a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- 6 p.m. $7.00 TOPS Weight Loss Support Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons cation classes are for students 18 and over. Group teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- Fall Festival The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) in the community. Many seniors require of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday tial counseling for theater veterans of all ESOL Fall Festival at #67, October 12, Salt Lake Weight Loss Support Group meets every assistance and need rides to doctors or of each month at 6:30 p.m. conflicts. For further information contact ESOL conversational classes are held Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church other professionals. Rides help seniors live Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 TC Squares Dance Club Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Halloween Family Night located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 national call center 1-877-WARVETS or On Saturday night, 12 October 2019, The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by for more information. The Grantsville and visit vetcenter.va.gov Family Night will return. The theme will dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke dents may also come anytime the center is a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of be Halloween. Rosalie and Corrie will Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 open for individualized study. Registration dren are invited to attend. Come and let volunteers. For more information about Donate to library serve @ 6:30 P.M., Lasagna, green salad, West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For volunteering at the Grantsville Center call Please remember the “Friends of the warm French Bread, drink, with cake and bring finger food to share. For more infor- Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- more information visit TOPS.org or con- 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the Tooele City Library” while doing home cup cakes for dessert. There will be a cos- mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, tion. tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. cleaning and donate your used books to tume contest and a prize will be given for Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s the bookstore in the library. Money from Early Head Start the best child costume and the best adult Museum volunteers needed Life’s Worth Living Foundation website at tcsquares.com. book sales is used to support programs Do you have a child under age 3? Are you costume. There will be a treat bag for Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Suicide support group meetings are Tooele County Homemakers within the library. The library is located at currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head all the children and an extra Bingo game seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at We would like to invite all ladies to our 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Start is a free program for eligible families for the children, too. The cost is $7.00 or science? Volunteers at the museum can Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Homemakers club. Meetings are held on 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. that offers quality early education for for adults and $3.50 for children 11 years gain new skills or practice old ones. We Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the first Tuesday of every month with a org. Thank you for your support. infants and toddlers in the home; parent and under. The adults receive two Bingo are looking for people to help with orga- the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., education; comprehensive health services cards and the children one with the din- Books for the Whole Family nization, exhibit development, gardening thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- September through May. Located at 151 to women before, during and after preg- ner. Extra cards can be purchased. Bring Donated children’s books and paperbacks and educational program development. cide, please plan on attending. Please go N Main, in the auditorium of the Health nancy; nutrition education and family your kids in costume and you dress up, are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Volunteer positions are seasonal and year on Facebook and like our page to keep Department and USU Extension offices. support services. Call 435-841-1380 or too. There is not requirement to dress up. are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers current with our latest news and events. Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Come out and help us have a great night, on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 must be at least 16 years old. To apply or Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- per year. For more information, call Eileen additional information. PUBLIC INVITED. a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele request more information, send email to: livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne [email protected] City Library. All proceeds go back to the Free developmental evaluation Potato Bar Health Department and Aging 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. library for projects and programs. DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Potato Bar for Cancer with raffle. Saturday Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Services hours Thank you and we hope to see you all this September. Bingo is back a variety of services to families with October 19, 5 p.m. $10.00 The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society The Tooele County Health Department infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started meets the first Thursday of the month. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Individualized services are available to Tooele County Quilters its bingo games again on Fridays starting Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 All meetings are held on the third Tuesday enhance development in communication, Elks at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. the downstairs conference room of the p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. of each month in the Tooele County motor development, cognition, social/ Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Check out our calendar on our main page Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per emotional development, self-help skills Meetings questions. Come and learn about rocks, minerals, for holiday hours and closures. For more year to be paid at the first meeting. and health concerns. Contact us for a free Lodge floor meetings are held the sec- ond and fourth Tuesday of every month. and ways to craft them, and enjoy field information call 435-277-2301. developmental evaluation at 435-833- trips for rock collecting. Membership is Annual Messiah Performance 0725. House committee meetings are held every Parkinson’s disease Support Grantsville first and third Tuesday of the month. All $15 per year. For more information email Rehearsal’s for the 35th Annual Christmas members are welcome and encouraged [email protected]. Group performance of Handel’s “Messiah” will Grantsville Irrigation Company A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be to attend. begin October 13 at the LDS Chapel, Thank you! Because many of you worked Charity Local author seeks photos overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. 10th West Utah Avenue, Tooele at 7:00 to conserve water, we’re able to run lon- A local author and historian is seeking Tooele has a support group for persons p.m. As in the past, the presentation will ger than expected. The anticipated shut Tooele Children’s Justice Center original photographs of Saltair, Black Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Disabled Veterans with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- be in two parts, with the Christmas por- off date is October 21st. This is subject Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and ers. You can learn how others are coping tion December 15 at Grantsville High to change based on the weather. Please as well as any similar turn-of-the-century snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Chapter 20 with PD and how to live well. We meet the School and the Easter portion in March. check your meter readings to make sure attractions and resorts for an upcoming inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. This is an inter-faith Community Choir you have not used more than the allot- book project. Those who wish to con- S.100 East, Tooele. Chapter 20, for the Disabled American at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele and Orchestra. All singers and musicians ment of 250,000 gallons per residential Veterans holds monthly general member- tribute information or photographs of Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at are welcome to participate. For more share. Contact the office by phone, email, United Methodist Dinner ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, these parks should contact Emma Penrod 435-840-3683. information, contact Barbara Wallace 801- or Facebook for the reading we started Tooele United Methodist Church offers a 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door at [email protected]. Contributions 707-5671. with on July 15th. . free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. There is Share the past social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. invite all veterans to come join us in the no such thing as too many photographs Share the past, submit a history, obitu- comradery with other veterans at our as the author needs a minimum of 160 Bulletin Board Policy ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. First Baptist Food Pantry monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has photographs, and any help is greatly If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882- The Family History Center in Grantsville The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) appreciated. 0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is is assembling a record of Grantsville ing an emergency food pantry to meet to answer questions concerning your VA for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organiza- residents. Your submission may be made Tooele Valley Free Masons the needs of our community. Hours are benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) tions, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit by emailing to [email protected] or by Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First are available by appointment to help vet- coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., second Friday of each month for din- announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main erans and their families submit claims for or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah ner and socializing. If you are interested tising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. compensation, obtain health and educa- 84074. Come in and receive help from our or have questions, please join us at the day prior to the desired publication date. tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- trained consultants. For more information, Baby blankets needed Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement vices are Free of Charge. For information, call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at please join our monthly meetings. No ery at Mountain West Medical Center. 435-277-0087. monthly meetings are held in December. Senior Center Blankets should be new and in good Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- The senior center is for the enjoyment of condition. Homemade blankets are also Tooele Valley Family History Comics Page Puzzle Answers 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are accepted if new. Donations can be turned Center 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at from page B4 Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Research your ancestors free with trained 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if Hidato Sol. 9/30 Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and excit- Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Family Search volunteers at the Tooele no contact. ing activities include pinochle, bingo, Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint any questions. East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise Knights of Columbus of operation: Tuesday through Friday, program, wood carving and health Community Closet 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Clean out your closets. The Community The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings homebound. Lunch served weekdays. Closet is accepting donations for gently a Youth Essay Contest open to all Catholic by appointment only. Special classes For 60 and above, suggested contribu- used clothing. Donations are accepted Student’s in 8th to 12th Grade. The Theme offered regularly. Call the center for more tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is at your neighborhood school. Contact is “The Meaning and how you Embody information. $5. Transportation available to the store Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any the Virtue of Charity”. All essay’s are due or doctor visits for residents in Tooele questions. November 3rd. 1st prize $50, 2nd and Tooele Family Al-Anon and Grantsville areas. For transportation 3rd prize $25. Contact Douglas Andrus at Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays information call 435-843-4114. For more 435-840-1233 at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s information about the Grantsville center, Moose basement at the back of the building. For call 435-884-3446. questions or more information, please Meals at the Lodge Historical Society call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at Daughters of Utah Pioneers Friday and Saturday night dinners will be 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. The DUP is seeking any family histories, served from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday night din- Historical books Tooele County Historical Society’s books photographs, books, stories or vintage ners change weekly or you can order from Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U the menu items Saturday night. All meals are available to purchase at meetings. The This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the You Have Fascinating Neighbors! Read Their Stories in Every Issue! We’re Your Hometown! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Subscribe Today: 435.882.0050 B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019 Make baked apple rings and applesauce
aked apple rings are 3. An adult should core and adult should flip the rings over a tasty and nutritious cut the apples in 1/8-inch rings after 1 hour and return to oven Bsnack you can make in using a sharp knife or mando- for additional hour.) your own kitchen on a chilly lin. There will be extra irreg- 6. Remove from oven and fall day. We use zesty apples ular-size pieces on the ends. enjoy! Cool before storing. that friends share with us from Snack on them as you work TIP: For added flavor, sprin- their backyard trees, or we buy or save for making microwave kle a mixture of 2 teaspoons them at farmer’s markets and applesauce (see recipe below). cinnamon and 1 tablespoon apple orchards. 4. In a shallow dish, stir sugar over the rings before The drying process con- BAKED APPLE RINGS together lemon juice and water. baking. centrates the sweetness of the (Makes about 50 rings) Set prepared baking trays on apples, making them an ideal 4 firm apples the counter by ingredients. MICROWAVE CHUNKY snack food to grab between 1 tablespoon lemon juice Young kids will enjoy dipping APPLESAUCE meals or to include with trail 1/4 cup water each slice into the lemon mix- 2 cups apple chunks from mix on a hike or bike ride. ture and setting them on a rack cored apples of one or Enjoyable for adults and kids 1. Heat oven to 250 F. or parchment paper. Edges may more varieties, peeled or to make together, you also can 2. Prepare pans. Place wire overlap slightly. unpeeled if you like (red turn any leftover raw end apple cooling racks on two large 5. Bake rings until dried peels may give a nice rosy pieces into chunky applesauce baking trays. Or line two large with a leathery texture, about color) in just minutes in the micro- baking trays with parchment two hours. (If using parch- 1/2 cup water wave. paper. ment-paper-lined pans, an 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon sugar 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1. Combine ingredients in a deep, microwave-safe bowl. 2. Cook, uncovered at full power for 5 minutes. Remove and stir well. Cook an addi- tional 5 minutes. 3. Use a potato masher or whisk to mash and stir the apples into the liquid. 4. Cool and serve or refriger- ate. Makes 2 servings • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” Meryl Streep is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of he major “Golden Netflix. “I can tell you,” he her creative family recipes and Age of Hollywood” begins,” Netflix is bringing a activities, visit www.donnas- Tfilm studios (such lot of jobs. The operations of day.com and link to the NEW as MGM and 20th Century Netflix in Spain and a lot of Donna’s Day Facebook fan Fox) declined in the 1960s countries, and the fact that page. Her latest book is “Donna because of television, which they are shooting TV shows Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff the movie studios hated until and movies in our original for Families.” they started producing their language is very interesting. own TV series. Now we have I can understand the people © 2019 Donna Erickson the marriage of movies and who still hold romanticism Distributed by King Features Synd. television (and computers) about movies being shown on because of streaming plat- a big screen, in a dark place, forms such as Netflix and but by releasing films such as HBO. Traditional filmmakers ‘Roma’ in theaters, Netflix is are at odds, pro and con. But continuing the tradition, peo- Meryl Streep, Oscar’s most ple are seeing more movies Just how safe is knee replacement? nominated actress (17 nomi- now than ever before in the nations and three wins), who history of motion pictures. DEAR DR. ROACH: I am infection, nerve injury, insta- your left toe. The nerves to the stars in “The Laundromat,” We have to adapt.” thinking of having a total knee bility and stiffness (the inabil- organs are visceral fibers, and now in limited release in Would you rather watch replacement done, as recom- ity to properly flex the knee), they do not localize well in the theaters and available Oct. 8 a film on a big screen in a mended by my doctor. I have which is the issue for your brain. Pain in the heart can feel for online viewing through dark place or on your TV or bone on bone in my knee. friend of a friend. Only about like it’s in the left upper arm, Netflix, likes having both computer? That’s why comic What is your opinion? A friend 5% of people have stiffness, the left side of the chest or the options. superhero films in 3D and of a friend had one done three according to a 2006 paper, and upper abdomen, depending on “If you want to see it on IMAX are making so much months ago and has had noth- these mostly improved with who you are. the big screen, you want to money, they just don’t have ing but trouble. He has had manipulation, although some Pain from the gallbladder be first. A lot of people want that WOW factor anywhere two manipulations because he needed a second operation. most commonly shows up in to be the first, and so they’ll else. cannot bend past 95 degrees. It is important to recognize the right upper quadrant of the run out and do it,” she says. • • • He goes to physical therapy, the limitations of the surgery. abdomen, where it is located “Several thousand people “Dark Shadows: but has seen no results. Does You are never going to be as directly under the liver, but in Manhattan, Boston and Reincarnation” is what the this happen often with knee good as new — that is, as good DEAR DR. ROACH: Last frequently feels like it is com- Los Angeles, who gravitate CW is calling its planned replacement? How about as before the arthritis in the year, my husband was seri- ing from the shoulder. This is toward the material, would “modern day continuation” stiffness? How long before knee developed. But most peo- ously ill from a bacterial infec- called “referred” pain. Right- see it. But Netflix is in 133 reboot of the 1966-71 ABC a patient is as good as new? ple are much better than where tion in his gallbladder. After shoulder pain is more common million households globally. soap opera “Dark Shadows.” Would you recommend the they started within three to six inserting a drainage tube, they than left, but I still think that It’ll reach places it would not It ran for 1,200 episodes and surgery, and what percentage weeks of the surgery. Physical removed his gallbladder. He your husband is feeling some normally have been found.” starred Joan Bennett, and of patients have the issues he is therapy after surgery is critical has done quite well, except for referred pain, perhaps from Next up for Streep is Ryan led Kate Jackson to become having? — Anon. for success (but, as your friend a strange side effect: Whenever some scar tissue. Murphy’s “The Prom” for one of “Charlie’s Angels.” ANSWER: Knee replace- shows, not a guarantee of suc- he eats, it causes his left shoul- • • • Netflix, along with an as- The campy “Dark Shadows” ment (also called “total knee cess). der to hurt. Also, when he lies Dr. Roach regrets that yet-untitled Martin Scorsese movie (2012), which starred arthroplasty”) is one of the My own patients’ experi- on his right side, it seems to he is unable to answer indi- film, with Sharon Stone, Johnny Depp, cost $150 mil- most effective surgeries per- ences have been largely favor- hurt his left shoulder. Do you vidual letters, but will incor- and the comedy “Let Them lion and earned $245 mil- formed, in terms of improving able. I have seen some bad have an explanation for this porate them in the column All Talk,” directed by Steven lion. The original Barnabas quality of life. Studies have complications, but most people mystery? — L.F. whenever possible. Readers Soderbergh, with Lucas Collins (Shakespearean actor shown that about 80% of are very satisfied, and the most ANSWER: I have a possible may email questions to Hedges, Candice Bergen and Jonathan Frid) was biting people are satisfied with the common regret I hear is that explanation. The pain nerves [email protected] Dianne Wiest for HBO Max. necks before “The Walking outcome of their knee replace- they had not done the proce- to your skin and bones are nell.edu. • • • Dead” ever walked. Bloody ment. The reasons that the dure earlier. Eighty to 90% of referred to as parietal pain Antonio Banderas, Streep’s right! remainder are dissatisfied knee replacements are expect- fibers, and these localize very © 2019 North America Synd., Inc. co-star in “The Laundromat,” generally have to do with com- ed to last 15-20 years. well: If your left toe hurts, All Rights Reserved agrees with her about © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. plications of surgery, including • • • there’s usually a problem with
“Those who profess to favor animal known to have ever tury, ice accounted for more freedom and yet deprecate existed. The marine mam- shipping than any other agitation, are men who want mal is so large, in fact, that commodity except cotton. crops without plowing the a grown man could swim • • • ground.” through its largest blood Thought for the Day: “The vessels. • If you use Listerine to telling of jokes is an art of its BY SAMANTHA WEAVER freshen your breath, you • Next time you’re in own, and it always rises from might be interested to know Tinseltown, remember that some emotional threat. The • It was 19th-century that its original formula is it is unlawful to herd more best jokes are dangerous, and American social reformer 26.9% alcohol by volume — than 3,000 sheep at a time dangerous because they are in and statesman Frederick that comes out to 54-proof down Hollywood Boulevard. some way truthful.” Douglass who made the fol- gargle. — Kurt Vonnegut lowing sage observation: • You might be surprised to • The blue whale is the largest learn that in the 19th cen- © 2019 North America Synd., Inc. THURSDAY October 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 INTERPERSONAL EDGE
realism provide the tenacity loring what he is doing? Channel’s “Workplace Guru” to walk toward success rather A: Yes, many consultants are each Monday morning. She’s Dive in and make a choice than wishing upon the star of a hammer and thus all consult- the author of “Interpersonal the ideal while you sit waiting. ing projects need to be a nail. Edge: Breakthrough Tools for Q: I am usually dealing patience to pick the step that The in-depth psychological Talking to Anyone, Anywhere, with two choices at work and gives you more of what you The last word(s) insight it takes to tailor a pro- About Anything” (Hay House, neither choice is ideal. I don’t want also leads eventually to a Q: Our company is working gram to specific complicated 2006). You can contact Dr. know exactly what ideal would Daneen Skube job that is financially and emo- with a consultant I also worked issues within a company is not Skube at www.interperson- be, but the options I have GUEST COLUMNIST tionally rewarding. with at another company. The within the training or educa- aledge.com or 1420 NW Gilman definitely aren’t great. How do When we criticize younger thing is he is doing exactly tion of most management con- Blvd., #2845, Issaquah, WA you teach your clients to set up generations for not having a the same thing in my current sultants. 98027. Sorry, no personal choices so one is a choice they Consider the world of dat- work ethic, know this isn’t just company, but our problems are replies. are really excited about? ing. In high school your dates their fault. As parents many of completely different. I’m not in Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- © 2019 Interpersonal Edge. A: I don’t. What I teach my might not have been true love, us raised kids to believe they a position to fire this guy, but tive coach, trainer, therapist and Distributed by Tribune Content clients that is far more use- but each date taught you to are entitled to always being is there any reason he isn’t tai- speaker, also appears as the FOX Agency, LLC. ful is that mostly at work and pick better. Eventually you happy. Anyone raised with in life we have two choices: probably found someone who instant gratification hasn’t 1) Something worse 2) is still not ideal but is mostly learned the wisdom to know Something better. Notice nei- your best friend. that picking the best from two ther option inspires bliss. Some clients I work with choices is necessary and smart. Full Local The idealists among my keep taking their toys and Sometimes new clients readers may sigh and call me leaving the sandbox of deci- blame themselves and believe cynical, but hear me out. I sions because they don’t like everyone else has the better Sports Coverage have always been and remain their choices. two choices: 1) Something an idealist at heart. However, For instance, almost no one imperfect 2) Something per- In Every Issue at 60, I’ve learned my willing- starts out in their “perfect” fect. These clients wonder ness to enthusiastically pick career. They work at burger what they are doing wrong to TOOELE the better of two choices even- joints, grocery stores or baby- not have this happy condition. TRANSCRIPT tually leads me not to perfect sitting. But they learn what Let your idealism help you ULLETIN happiness but peace. they like and are good at. The see your end goal. Let your B
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Call 882-0050 9.4 Sex Education cated at approximately Curriculum Materials, 445 East Clark Street various hand and power tools YARD SALE Saturday or visit www.tooele- transcript. com 2nd Read for the creation of 12 · Perform other duties and tasks as assigned from time to time by O c t o b e r 5 , 10. Adjourn (10pm lots in the split zone of management and will be required by the needs of the Clean Harbors 9am-12pm, 337 S. Curfew) RM-7 and RR-1. business. 1370 E., Tooele Homes 10.1 Adjournment 4. Consideration to ap- REVIEW SUPPORT prove the work and WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WORK FOR CLEAN HARBORS? DOCUMENTATION regular meeting min- Pets SELLING YOUR TWO DAYS PRIOR utes for the previous · Previous mechanic or lube/oil change experience with heavy-duty HOME? Advertise it trucks/equipment preferred; TO THE MEETING AT P&Z Meeting that was Attention!! Valley Behavioral Health is current- in the classifieds. Call www.boarddocs.com/u held September 19, RUSH · Must have own basic tools, up to 1/2”; ly hiring for part-time and full-time Therapists 882-0050 or visit t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp 2019 LAKE · Valid driver’s license; www.tooeletran ublic?open 5. Report from Council (to include those graduating school) to provide KENNELS. · Experience operating heavy equipment is an asset, but not necessary. script.com In compliance with the Liaison Member, Neil treatment for a variety of behavioral condi- Dog & Cat boarding, Americans with Dis- Critchlow. tions to adult and children populations within obedience training. 62529 - LAB CHEMIST III - GRASSY, UT abilities Act, individu- 6. Adjourn. Call (435)882-5266 Water Shares Tooele County. (Sign-on Bonus!!!) Competitive als needing special ac- DATED September 26, https://careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/client_safetykleen/exter- rushlakekennels.co pay & compensation, good work-life balance, commodations (includ- 2019. By the Order of nal_cleanharbors/gateway/viewFromLink.html?jobPostId=119676&lo- m caleCode=en-us and an opportunity to make a lasting impact. 2 SETTLEMENT Can- ing auxiliary communi- Grantsville City Plan- yon water shares. SELL YOUR com- cative aide and serv- ning Commission Please email [email protected] $3000 each. Call ices) during this meet- Chairman, Jaime To- KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: puter in the classi- or go to fieds. Call 882-0050 (435)241-4127 or ing should notify pham. · Ensuring that Health and Safety is the number one priority by comply- www.valleycares.com/careers to apply. or visit www.tooele- (435)830-0024 Jackie Gallegos (435) Kristy Clark, Zoning ing with all safe work practices, policies, and processes and acting in a transcript. com 833-1900 at least Administrator safe manner at all times; Public Notices three days prior to the "One or more Council · Performs non-routine analysis of samples following prescribed proce- Meetings meeting. Members may partici- dures, with the ability to solve minor problems; (Published in the pate electronically. · Calibrates and utilizes basic instrumentation, with the understanding of Deadline for public Tooele Transcript Bul- The anchor location letin October 3, 2019) will be City Hall at the the underlying theories; notices is 4 p.m. the day prior to publica- above address." All in- · Performing maintenance of equipment and suggests solutions to tion. Public notices PUBLIC NOTICE terested persons are problems; submitted past the Notice is hereby given invited to attend and · Completes all paperwork associated with the analyses in a neat and deadline will not be that the Grantsville provide comment upon timely fashion (ex., calibration logs, run logs, etc.); accepted. City Planning Commis- t hese proposals · Ensures that all work meets applicable QA/QC guidelines; UPAXLP sion will hold a regular scheduled for public · Proper management of waste generated as a result of analytical meeting on Thursday, hearings. Written com- BOARD OF EDUCA- ments will also be con- procedures; For Sale! October 10, 2019 in TION MEETING the Grantsville City sidered if submitted to Tuesday, October 8, · Maintaining a safe working environment that is in compliance with all Hall Council Chambers the Zoning Administra- 2019, 92 Lodestone applicable OSHA regulations as well as all applicable company Health at 429 East Main tor in advance of the Way, Tooele, UT and Safety and Compliance protocols; Street in Grantsville hearing. The current 84074 · Works under the general direction of more senior members of the Utah. The meeting zoning Code and pro- 1. Executive Session, shall begin promptly at posed amendments laboratory; 6pm (Closed to the 7:00 p.m. may be reviewed at · Trains less senior members of the laboratory; Public) CALL TO ORDER the Grantsville City · Performs training and other aspects of Chemical Hygiene Plan as 1.1 Purchase, Ex- AND PLEDGE OF AL- Hall each weekday be- change, or Lease of directed by Lab Manager or Supervisor; LEGIANCE tween hours of 9:00 Real Property · Reviews all applicable laboratory SOPs, annually, and scores a satisfac- PUBLIC HEARINGS: a.m. and 4:00 p.m. In 1.2 Pending or Rea- tory score on SOP quizzes; a. Proposed Prelimi- accordance with the sonably Imminent Liti- · Adhere to all applicable CHES policies and CHES SOPs; nary Plan for Parkview Americans with Dis- gation Ventures, LLC. on the abilities Act, Grants- · Performs job functions in compliance with the company standard: 1.3 Character, Profes- Clean Compliance; Hawthorne Estates ville City will accom- sional Competence, or CARRIERSmodate reasonable re- Subdivision located at · Responsible for supply management in their area of responsibility, Physical or Mental PEACEFUL EAST BENCH approximately 850 quests to assist the including proper housekeeping and best management practices; Health of an Individual West Main for the disabled to participate 2. Business Meeting, Needed! · Performs analysis of samples following prescribed procedures; creation of forty-five in meetings. Request GEM WITH VIEWS! 7pm (Start of Public · Responsible for proper management of waste generated as a result of (45) lots in the R-1-8 for assistance may be Meeting) analytical procedures; zone. made by calling City 2.1 Welcome and IMMEDIATELY FOL- Hall at 435-884-3411 · Responsible for maintaining a safe working environment that is in com- Pledge of Allegiance 5 Bdrms, 3 Baths, LOWING PUBLIC at least 24 hours prior pliance with all applicable OSHA regulations as well as all applicable 3. Recognition and HEARINGS, THE to the meeting that will company Health & Safety and Compliance protocols. Good News MEETING WILL OFFI- be attended. 2 large family rooms, 3.1 District Recogni- is looking for CIALLY BE CALLED (Published in the tion for the Month of WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WORK FOR CLEAN HARBORS? TO ORDER BY Tooele Transcript Bul- October - Dugway/Ver- Paper Carriers · Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or related science is required; Covered Deck! CHAIRMAN, JAIME letin October 3, 2019) non · 2+ years’ experience in a laboratory setting required; TOPHAM.in Tooele City! 3.2 School Presenta- · Previous leadership or senior lab experience is considered an asset; 1. Discussion of a Pro- tion Call Shane and we can posed Concept Plan · Knowledge in local, state or federal laboratory testing credentials 4. Public Bond Hearing for Barry Warr on the considered an asset; 4.1 Conduct a Public If you’re interested please call get you in this home! Barry Warr Minor Sub- · Ability and willingness to work afternoon schedule. Meeting to Allow Inter- division, Lot 4 located ested Parties to Pre- 435.882.0050 · Understanding of math, chemistry, and chemical testing is required. at 581 North Warr sent Arguments in Fa- Street to create four vor of and Against the 61445 - FACILITY TECHNICIAN (4) one-acre lots from 435-840-0344 Ballot Proposition with https://careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/client_safetykleen/exter- one 9.05-acre lot in the Respect to the Issu- RR-1 zone. nal_cleanharbors/gateway/viewFromLink.html?jobPostId=117372&lo- ance of General Obli- 2. Consideration to caleCode=en-us gation Bonds recommend approval Best in Client Services! 5. Open Forum (Lim- of the Preliminary Plan ited to three minutes KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: for Parkview Ventures, 15 years as a local Realtor! per individual and a to- · Ensuring that Health and Safety is the number one priority by comply- LLC. on the Haw- tal of 30 minutes for all ing with all safe work practices, policies, and processes and acting in a thorne Estates Subdi- comments. To speak, safe manner at all times; vision located at ap- sign up at the clerk's proximately 850 West · Performs hands on operations such as drum pumping, drum dumping, desk prior to the start Main for the creation of tank farm operations and offloading vans; Licensed & E&O Insured of the open forum.) forty-five (45) lots in · Performs drum storage, drum repacks and use of drum scanner; 5.1 Patron Comments #2419813-SA00 theNowNow R-1-8 Accepting Acceptingzone. Applications Applications · Operate a forklift when needed; 6. Consent Items NowNow RentingRenting 3. Consideration to (Routine items on the · Completes paperwork for waste tracking movement. recommendIncomeIncome approval Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply consent agenda not IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply of the Final Plat for requiring public discus- Rental assistance may be WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WORK FOR CLEAN HARBORS? JohnExclusively ExclusivelyRental Clay, Glenda assistance forfor Seniors Seniors may be sion by the Board may Brafford,available. and the Call for details · 6+ months related physical labor and/or facility work experience; be adopted by one sin- Pet Friendly Tooeleavailable. HousingPet Friendly Call for details · Ability to work in adverse environments (cold/heat); gle motion. A Board Authority on the Blue · Fork lift and DOT training preferred ; Member may request 435.843.0717 Lakes SubdivisionCall for435.843.0717 details lo- · Accountability and punctuality. to remove an item Call for details cated at approximatelyTDD 800.735.2900 from the consent 435.843.0717 445 East TDDClark Street 800.735.2900 agenda for individual 435.843.0717 for the creation of 12 discussion and consid- lots in the split zone of eration.) RM-7 and RR-1. 6.1 Minutes 4. Consideration to ap- 6.2 Expenditure Re- prove the work and port regular meeting min- 6.3 Revenue Report utes for the previous 6.4 Disbursement Re- P&Z Meeting that was port held September 19, 6.5 Personnel Deci- 2019 sions 5. Report from Council 6.6 Amended Liaison Member, Neil Trustland Plans Critchlow. 6.7 150 Mile Contests 6. Adjourn. 6.8 Surplus DATED September 26, 6.9 Vote on Consent 2019. By the Order of Calendar Grantsville City Plan- 7. Board of Education ning Commission Reports Chairman, Jaime To- 7.1 Audit/Budget Com- pham. mittee Kristy Clark, Zoning 7.2 USBA Board/JLC Administrator 8. Information, Discus- "One or more Council sion, or Calendar Members may partici- Items pate electronically. 8.1 TTech Partnership The anchor location 8.2 Superintendent's will be City Hall at the Report above address." All in- 8.3 Business Adminis- terested persons are trator's Report invited to attend and 8.4 First Semester 90 provide comment upon Day Plans these proposals 8.5 Operations Depart- scheduled for public ment Report hearings. Written com- 8.6 Career & Tech Ed ments will also be con- Director's Report sidered if submitted to 9. Action Items the Zoning Administra- 9.1 TSSA Applications tor in advance of the 9.2 Revised Policy hearing. The current 5031, Personal Tech- zoning Code and pro- nology and Communi- posed amendments cation Devices, 2nd may be reviewed at Read the Grantsville City 9.3 Revised Policy Hall each weekday be- 5049, Child Nutrition tween hours of 9:00 Program Financial a.m. and 4:00 p.m. In Rights and Responsi- accordance with the bilities Americans with Dis- 9.4 Sex Education abilities Act, Grants- Curriculum Materials, ville City will accom- 2nd Read modate reasonable re- 10. Adjourn (10pm quests to assist the Curfew) disabled to participate 10.1 Adjournment in meetings. Request REVIEW SUPPORT for assistance may be DOCUMENTATION made by calling City TWO DAYS PRIOR Hall at 435-884-3411 TO THE MEETING AT at least 24 hours prior www.boarddocs.com/u to the meeting that will t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp be attended. ublic?open (Published in the In compliance with the Tooele Transcript Bul- Americans with Dis- letin October 3, 2019) abilities Act, individu- als needing special ac- commodations (includ- ing auxiliary communi- cative aide and serv- ices) during this meet- ing should notify Jackie Gallegos (435) 833-1900 at least three days prior to the meeting. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin October 3, 2019) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commis- sion will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, October 10, 2019 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 East Main Street in Grantsville Utah. The meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF AL- LEGIANCE PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed Prelimi- nary Plan for Parkview Ventures, LLC. on the Hawthorne Estates Subdivision located at approximately 850 West Main for the creation of forty-five (45) lots in the R-1-8 zone. IMMEDIATELY FOL- LOWING PUBLIC HEARINGS, THE MEETING WILL OFFI- CIALLY BE CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN, JAIME TOPHAM. 1. Discussion of a Pro- posed Concept Plan for Barry Warr on the Barry Warr Minor Sub- division, Lot 4 located at 581 North Warr Street to create four (4) one-acre lots from one 9.05-acre lot in the RR-1 zone. 2. Consideration to recommend approval of the Preliminary Plan for Parkview Ventures, LLC. on the Haw- thorne Estates Subdi- vision located at ap- proximately 850 West Main for the creation of forty-five (45) lots in the R-1-8 zone. 3. Consideration to recommend approval of the Final Plat for John Clay, Glenda Brafford, and the Tooele Housing Authority on the Blue Lakes Subdivision lo- cated at approximately SUMMONS FOR 445 East Clark Street PUBLICATION for the creation of 12 IN THE THIRD JUDI- lots in the split zone of CIAL DISTRICT RM-7 and RR-1. COURT 4. Consideration to ap- FOR THE COUNTY prove the work and OF TOOELE, STATE regular meeting min- OF UTAH utes for the previous TYLER J. FORD, P&Z Meeting that was Plaintiff, vs. held September 19, BENJAMIN S. CAMP- 2019 BELL; JANET LU- 5. Report from Council CILLE GARRARD; Liaison Member, Neil SCOTT B. ED- Critchlow. WARDS; AMANDA N. 6. Adjourn. EDWARDS; KARL A. DATED September 26, NOTICE TO WATER SPIVEY; and LOR- 2019. By the Order of USERS RAINE D. DUKE, Grantsville City Plan- The applications below Defendants. ning Commission were filed with the Di- SUMMONS AND OR- Chairman, Jaime To- vision of Water Rights DER AUTHORIZING pham. in Tooele County. SERVICE BY PUBLI- Kristy Clark, Zoning These are informal CATION - ELLEN LA- Administrator proceedings per Rule RAINE DAY AND HER "One or more Council NOTICE TO WATER 655-6-2. Protests con- ESTATE, HEIRS, Members may partici- USERS cerning an application SUCCESSORS AND pate electronically. The applications below must be legibly written ASSIGNS Civil No. The anchor location were filed with the Di- or typed, contain the 190300446 will be City Hall at the vision of Water Rights name and mailing ad- Judge Matthew Bates above address." All in- in Tooele County. dress of the protesting DISCOVERY TIER 2 terested persons are These are informal party, STATE THE AP- THE STATE OF UTAH invited to attend and proceedings per Rule PLICATION NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE TO: Ellen Laraine Day provide comment upon 655-6-2. Protests con- PROTESTED, CITE This is a notice that on and her estate, heirs, these proposals cerning an application REASONS FOR THE October 18th, 2019, successors and as- scheduled for public must be legibly written PROTEST, and RE- the Utah Highway Pa- signs hearings. Written com- or typed, contain the QUEST A HEARING, trol will be conducting You are hereby sum- ments will also be con- name and mailing ad- if desired. Also, A $15 an administrative moned and required to sidered if submitted to dress of the protesting FEE MUST BE IN- checkpoint in the file an Answer to the the Zoning Administra- party, STATE THE AP- CLUDED FOR EACH county of Tooele. This Complaint, which is on tor in advance of the PLICATION NUMBER APPLICATION PRO- checkpoint will utilize file with the Court. hearing. The current PROTESTED, CITE TESTED. Protests but not be limited to Within twenty-one (21) THURSDAYzoning Code and October pro- REASONS 3, 2019 FOR THE must be filed with the TOOELE theTRANSCRIPT Utah Highway Pa- BULLETINdays after service of B9 posed amendments PROTEST, and RE- Division of Water trol and Tooele County this summons, you may be reviewed at QUEST A HEARING, Rights on or before Sheriff. This check- must file your written, thePublic Grantsville Notices City if Publicdesired. Also,Notices A $15 Oct.Public 30, 2019Notices either Public Notices pointPublic will be Notices conducted signedPublic answer Notices with the Hall eachMeetings weekday be- FEEWater MUST User BE IN- electronicallyWater User using the Miscellaneous onMiscellaneous Interstate 80, in the clerkMiscellaneous of the Court at tween hours of 9:00 CLUDED FOR EACH Division`s on-line Pro- area of mile post three, the Court's address, a.m. and 4:00 p.m. In APPLICATION PRO- test of Application Deadline for public east and westbound Gordon R. Hall Court- accordance with the TESTED. Protests form, by hand delivery notices is 4 p.m. the traffic lanes. Accord- house, 74 S. 100 E., Americans with Dis- must be filed with the to a Division office, or day prior to publica- ing to law, a jurisdic- Ste 14, Tooele, UT Follow us on abilities Act, Grants- Division of Water by mail at PO Box tion. Public notices tional authorized plan 84074. ville City will accom- Rights on or before 146300, Salt Lake submitted past the will be available at the Within that twenty-one modate reasonable re- Oct. 30, 2019 either City, UT 84114-6300. deadline will not be site of the administra- (21) days you must quests to assist the electronically using the Please visit water- accepted. tive checkpoint, and also mail or deliver a Facebook! disabled to participate Division`s on-line Pro- rights.utah.gov or call UPAXLP will be maintained on copy of your Answer to in meetings. Request test of Application (801)538-7240 for ad- NOTICE OF AUC- file for one year. You the party or the party's for assistance may be form, by hand delivery ditional information. TION may obtain a copy of attorney at the address made by calling City to a Division office, or NEW Depot Self Storage, lo- the plan at the Utah shown on the first TOOELE Hall at 435-884-3411 by mail at PO Box APPLICATION(S) cated at 1685 W. Highway Patrol office, page of this summons. TRANSCRIPT at least 24 hours prior 146300, Salt Lake 15-5522 (A81681): James Way, Tooele, located at 1929 N. A blank answer form is to the meeting that will City, UT 84114-6300. Shayne Durfee, Genny UT, 84074, hereby Aaron Dr. #J, Tooele, available on the BULLETIN be attended. Please visit water- Lee propose(s) using gives Grant Nielsen, Utah 84074. Court's websit e (Published in the rights.utah.gov or call 4.73 ac-ft. from last known address (Published in the (www.utcourts.gov/ho Tooele Transcript Bul- (801)538-7240 for ad- groundwater (Approx. 387 Utah Drive, Tooele Transcript Bul- wto/answer/). letin October 3, 2019) ditional information. 5 miles NW Rush Val- Grantsville, UT 84029 letin October 3, 2019) If you fail to answer CHANGE APPLICA- ley) for DOMESTIC; notice that we are as- the Complaint within SUMMONS FOR TOOELE Public Notices TIONS(S) IRRIGATION. serting a possessory twenty-one (21) days Tooele County’s TRANSCRIPT 15-5539 (a45097): 15-5523 (A81689): PUBLICATION after service of this Trustees lien on the property IN THE THIRD JUDI- BULLETIN Kathleen M Powell Kelli G. Beazer pro- stored in unit #911. summons, judgment Marketplace Deadline for public propose(s) using pose(s) using 4.73 CIAL DISTRICT by default may be The lien is asserted for COURT notices is 4 p.m. the 0.0021 cfs OR 1.45 ac-ft. from groundwa- unpaid rental charges, taken against you for day prior to publica- ac-ft. from the Under- ter (2 miles South of FOR THE COUNTY the relief demanded in late fees, and other as- OF TOOELE, STATE tion. Public notices ground Water Well Vernon Town) for DO- sociated charges in- the Complaint. TOOELE RANSCRIPT submitted past the (existing) (Erda) for MESTIC; IRRIGA- OF UTAH The Court's Finding T curred for the rent of TYLER J. FORD, deadline will not be DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- TION. the storage space. Legal Help web page BULLETIN accepted. TION. CHANGE APPLICA- Plaintiff, vs. (www.utcourts.gov/ho The amount of the lien BENJAMIN S. CAMP- UPAXLP Kent L. Jones, P.E. TIONS(S) is 1,236.00. wto/legalassist/) pro- STATE ENGINEER 15-5480 (a44900): BELL; JANET LU- vides information The property subject to CILLE GARRARD; Public Notices (Published in Tooele Robert Schwab and this lien is: Construc- about the ways you A Full-Color Learning and Transcript Bulletin Oc- L i s a S c h w a b SCOTT B. ED- can get legal help, in- Water User tion equipment, tools, WARDS; AMANDA N. tober 3 & 10, 2019) propose(s) using 3 toys, misc. boxes & cluding the Self-Help ac-ft. from groundwa- EDWARDS; KARL A. Center, reduced-fee Activity Page Just for Kids! Deadline for public household items. NOTICE TO WATER ter (5 miles North of SPIVEY; and LOR- attorneys, limited legal notices is 4 p.m. the Unless full payment is USERS Tooele) for DOMES- RAINE D. DUKE, help and free legal day prior to publica- made by October 15, Every Thursday in the The applications below TIC; IRRIGATION; Defendants. clinics. tion. Public notices 2019 at 5:00 p.m., the were filed with the Di- STOCKWATERING. SUMMONS AND OR- DATED: September submitted past the property becomes the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin vision of Water Rights EXTENSIONS DER AUTHORIZING 25, 2019. deadline will not be possession of Depot in Tooele County. 15-5057 (a29570b): SERVICE BY PUBLI- PARSONS BEHLE & accepted. Self Storage, .L.C., to These are informal Carin James is/are fil- CATION - ELLEN LA- LATIMER UPAXLP proceedings per Rule dispose of as provided RAINE DAY AND HER ing an extension for by law, to satisfy the /s/ Emily D. Holt NOTICE TO WATER 655-6-2. Protests con- ESTATE, HEIRS, 0.013 cfs OR 1.68 lien. All unpaid Adam E. Weinacker USERS cerning an application SUCCESSORS AND ac-ft. from groundwa- charges will be sent to Emily D. Holt The applications below must be legibly written ASSIGNS Civil No. ter (Erda) for DOMES- collections. John L. Cooper were filed with the Di- or typed, contain the 190300446 TIC; IRRIGATION. (Published in the Attorneys for Plaintiff vision of Water Rights name and mailing ad- Judge Matthew Bates NONUSE APPLICA- Tooele Transcript Bul- (Published in the in Tooele County. dress of the protesting DISCOVERY TIER 2 TION(S) letin October 3, 2019) Tooele Transcript Bul- These are informal party, STATE THE AP- 15-4925 (A27082): THE STATE OF UTAH letin September 26, proceedings per Rule PLICATION NUMBER BRK & H, LLC is/are PUBLIC NOTICE TO: Ellen Laraine Day October 3, 10 & 17, 655-6-2. Protests con- PROTESTED, CITE seeking a nonuse pe- This is a notice that on and her estate, heirs, 2019) cerning an application REASONS FOR THE riod for 36 ac-ft. from October 18th, 2019, successors and as- must be legibly written PROTEST, and RE- groundwater (Near the Utah Highway Pa- signs DEADLINES FOR or typed, contain the QUEST A HEARING, Erda) for IRRIGA- trol will be conducting You are hereby sum- classifieds ads are name and mailing ad- if desired. Also, A $15 TION. an administrative moned and required to M o n d a y a n d dress of the protesting FEE MUST BE IN- Kent L. Jones, P.E. checkpoint in the file an Answer to the Wednesdays by 4:45 p.m. party, STATE THE AP- CLUDED FOR EACH STATE ENGINEER county of Tooele. This Complaint, which is on HAVE A good idea for PLICATION NUMBER APPLICATION PRO- (Published in the checkpoint will utilize file with the Court. a story? Call the PROTESTED, CITE TESTED. Protests Tooele Transcript Bul- but not be limited to Within twenty-one (21) Transcript and let us REASONS FOR THE must be filed with the letin October 3 & 10, the Utah Highway Pa- days after service of know 882-0050. PROTEST, and RE- Division of Water 2019) trol and Tooele County this summons, you QUEST A HEARING, Rights on or before Sheriff. This check- must file your written, WANT TO get the lat- Subscribe Today TOOELE if desired. Also, A $15 Oct. 30, 2019 either SELL YOUR car in the point will be conducted signed answer with the est local news? Sub- TRANSCRIPT FEE MUST BE IN- electronically using the Transcript Bulletin on Interstate 80, in the clerk of the Court at scribe to the Tran- 435.882.0050 BULLETIN CLUDED FOR EACH Division`s on-line Pro- Classified section. area of mile post three, the Court's address, script Bulletin. APPLICATION PRO- test of Application east and westbound Gordon R. Hall Court- TESTED. Protests form, by hand delivery traffic lanes. Accord- house, 74 S. 100 E., must be filed with the to a Division office, or ing to law, a jurisdic- Ste 14, Tooele, UT Division of Water by mail at PO Box tional authorized plan 84074. Rights on or before 146300, Salt Lake will be available at the Within that twenty-one Oct. 30, 2019 either City, UT 84114-6300. site of the administra- (21) days you must Please visit water-The 25tive checkpoint, Greatest and also mail or deliver a Novels electronically using the Division`s on-line Pro- rights.utah.gov or call will beA maintained composite on copy of of severalyour Answer generalto lists test of Application (801)538-7240 for ad- file for one year. You the party or the party's form,1. Don by Quixote hand delivery ditional information.5. The Great Gatsby may10. Wuthering obtain Heightsa copy of attorney at the15. address The Brothers Karamazov interactions of several characters, partic- character whose continued listless and to bya MiguelDivision de Cervantes office, or NEW by F. 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It has become a The Odyssey, this controversial modernist bellum society that ways. Caulfield, following controversial reference point for subse- work chronicles the roaming STATEappoint- ENGINEER had ceased to exist his exact thought quent writers of the South, both black ments and encounters of Leopold(Published Bloom in the over 20 years before 13. Nineteen Eighty Four processes through a and white, and has been thoroughly in Dublin,Tooele Ireland, inTranscript the workBul- was published, Adventures of by George Orwell flow of seemingly absorbed into American popular culture. Orwell’s dystopian novel, first published the courseletin of a single October 3Huckleberry & 10, Finn is an often scathing sat- disjointed ideas and ordinary day in June ire on entrenched attitudes, particularly in 1949, centered on themes such as the episodes. Over the 22. Lord of the Flies 1904. The2019) narrative racism. risks of government overreach, totalitari- years since its publi- by William Golding follows a similar anism and repressive regimentation cations The Catcher in Taking place in the midst of an unspeci- structure to that of 8. Great Expectations behaviors within the Rye has become a cultural touchstone fied war, this novel focuses on a group of Homer’s work with by Charles Dickens society. Set in an for the frustrations of coming to terms British boys stranded on an uninhabited A Full-Color parallels to the expe- Depicting the personal growth and devel- imagined future, the with a society and world that is, and island and their disastrous attempt to riences of Ulysses but opment of an orphan nicknamed Pip in year 1984, when always has been, less than perfect. govern themselves. set in the context of early 19th century London, Great much of the world The marooned char- Activity Page early 20th century Expectations is full of extreme imagery — has fallen victim to 18. The Sound and the Fury acters are ordinary Ireland and its rela- poverty, prison ships perpetual war, omni- by William Faulkner students and choir Just for Kids! tionship with Britain at the time. Joyce and chains, and present government Sometimes written in a stream of con- members, many of draws on the styles several periods of fights to the death — surveillance, histori- sciousness style, this novel centers whom have never English literature to bring to the reader and features a color- cal negationism and around a family of former Southern aris- before encountered Every Thursday in the an allusive but revolutionary perspective ful cast of characters propaganda, this tocrats who are struggling to deal with each other. The book Tooele Transcript-Bulletin to the deceivingly mundane experiences who have entered classic of science fic- the dissolution of portrays their and relationships of an inherent popular culture. tion introduces concepts and terms, such their family and its descent into savage- “nobody.” Popular both with as “Though Police,” “Big Brother,” and reputation. Faulkner ry; left to themselves readers and literary “Memory Hole,” that have since become presents glimpses on a paradisiacal 4. Moby Dick critics, Dickens’s common in modern culture and political into the thoughts and island, far from modern civilization, the by Herman Melville themes include dialog. deeds of everyone in well-educated boys regress to a primitive The detailed and realistic descriptions of wealth and poverty, the family through state. The central allegory is shown in whale hunting and life aboard a sailing love and rejection, and the eventual tri- 14. Pride and Prejudice four separate sections the conflicting human impulses toward whaling ship, along with the use of a umph of good over evil. by Jane Austen focusing on specific civilization and social organization — liv- range of literary devices, including Enduring in popularity among both liter- characters, chroni- ing by rules, peacefully and in harmony poems and songs, 9. Middlemarch ary scholars and the general public, Pride cling 30 years or so — and toward the will to power. Tensions give this novel a by George Eliot and Prejudice is a playful account of five as the family falls between groupthink and individuality, inspirational quality This novel is set in the fictitious Midlands upper class sisters under pressure to into financial ruin, loses its religious faith between rational and emotional reac- on a par with town of Middlemarch in early 1800s marry into wealth. and the respect of the town, and the tions, and between morality and immo- Shakespeare and the England and follows several distinct, Through many mis- tragic death of many of them. The novel rality are also exposed. Bible. Melville tells intersecting stories with a large cast of understandings and has achieved great critical success and a the story, through characters. Issues outrages, the novel prominent place among the greatest of 23. Madame Bovary the eyes of sailer include the status of makes a charming American novels. by Gustave Flaubert Ishmael, of Captain women, the nature of case for the impor- In order to escape the banalities and Ahab and his obses- marriage, idealism, tance of marrying for 19. Les Misérables emptiness of provincial life, Madame sion with hunting self-interest, religion, love, not simply for by Victor Hugo Bovary attempts to live beyond her down Moby Dick, a hypocrisy, political money, despite social The French novel, Les Misérables, is con- means in this seminal work of literary powerful and illusive white whale that reform, and educa- pressures otherwise. sidered one of the realism that is con- had bit off his leg on a previous voyage. tion. Although con- Austen’s style and greatest novels of the sidered one of the Through the narrative the reader is con- taining comic ele- memorable charac- 19th century. Usually most influential fronted with a culturally diverse crew ments, Eliot (Mary ters paved the way for the many arche- retaining its French works in literary his- TOOELETRANSCRIPT and explorations of class and social sta- Anne Evans) created types that abound in modern literature, title, it is sometimes tory. Taking place in tus. Questions of perception and obses- a masterful work of the stage, and feature films. translated into provincial northern BULLETIN sion and the role of ego in our relation- realism encompassing historical events English as The France, Flaubert cap- ships with the world are an underlying such as the 1832 Reform Act, the begin- Miserables, or The tures the common- Subscribe Today theme in this masterful story. nings of the railways, and the death of Wretched. Examining place in this setting King George IV, all interwoven with vari- the nature of law and and contrasts it with ous plots, each of compelling insight and grace, the novel fol- the romantic yearn- 435.882.0050 literary beauty. lows the lives and ings of the central B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 3, 2019
Running year, he competed in wrestling. mid-chest and went to daily It wasn’t until his junior year physical therapy sessions in continued from page B1 when doctors finally diagnosed Salt Lake City. the compression fracture in After those six months, doc- his back. Simonich spent six tors told him and his parents to join the cross country team. months in a complete body that the fracture in the upper As a sophomore the following brace, from the knees to the left vertebrae had healed. However, the fracture in the upper right vertebrae had not — and probably never would. They also told Simonich he couldn’t compete in any sport with a “jarring or impact” motion. “I was devastated at first,” Jeff told the Tooele Transcript Bulletin as a senior in 1995. “I couldn’t believe it. I’ve always loved playing sports. Then I got mad. I just couldn’t stop com- peting. I told my parents this is not going to stop me.” And it didn’t. His list of accomplishments in track and cross country are numerous. As a senior at Tooele High School, he won the 4A state cross country championship. After high school, he joined the track and cross country teams at the University of Utah. While at the U, Simonich captured Western Athletic Conference titles in three dif- Full Local Sports Coverage ferent events — once for the 3,000 meters, once for the in Every Issue 8,000 meters cross country and twice for the 5,000-meter race. He was also a four-time TOOELE COURTESY OF JEFF SIMONICH TRANSCRIPT All-American. Jeff Simonich (above) is on stage at the Utah Athletics award presentation on September 27. A sign (top left) at “I broke all the school University of Utah with Simonich’s name on display for being inducted into the hall of fame. BULLETIN records,” Simonich said. “Everything from the 1,500 (meters) to the 10,000 the finish line in a race that fondly. meters.” included more than 164 ath- “It’s awesome,” he said. “I In 1997 and 1998, he letes. did cross country and indoor placed eighth in the NCAA Later in 2000, he qualified and outdoor track, so I trav- Outdoor Championships. Two to run the 5,000 meters in the eled all the time. … Being able years later in 2000, Simonich Olympic trials. to be a part of that was awe- qualified to compete in the Simonich’s many achieve- some.” International Association ments led him to be chosen Simonich’s favorite memo- of Athletics Federations for the University of Utah Hall ries of the U center around (IAAF) World Cross Country of Fame this year. He and the people. Championships. two other 2019 inductees were “(The best thing was) just Full Color Only the top seven cross officially added to the Hall of being with them,” he said. “All Only country runners in the nation Fame during a reception on my friends went to the U. And were chosen to be on the IAAF Sept. 28. my parents traveled to almost team. They were also honored all of my races. … I think they “It’s kind of like the during the U’s football game only missed three.” ¢ Olympics in cross country,” against Washington State on His biggest challenge as Copies! he said. “I went to Portugal to Sept. 29. a student athlete was the compete. It was the first time “It was pretty cool; it was amount of time he had to 24Per Copy I’d ever worn a USA jersey. It a great weekend,” Simonich spend training and traveling was kind of cool.” said. “They walked us out at with the team. Overall, Team USA finished halftime — they had all the “You’re basically working 12th at the world champion- inductees walk out onto the your butt off for the school, ships. Simonich was the fourth field (when they honored us).” but there are a lot of helps you U.S. team member and the Simonich remembers his get,” he said. “It was worth it, 86th runner overall to cross time as a U student athlete obviously.”
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Head outdoors with family and Looking for a way to have fun and get friends and take a walk around the some exercise? Head outdoors! Here neighborhood. On this walk, each of you take one of the cards below are a few games to turn outside time and cross out the items as you see into game time! them. The rst one to get three in a row yells, “Bingo!” Race a friend to see if the kids or Ghost in the Graveyard the ghost reaches Do you like to play Hide and Seek? Do you like to base rst! run and chase? Then this is a game for you! HOW TO PLAY: 1. Round up three or more friends. Choose a ghost (or person to be it) and a place to be home base.
2. When players are touching home base, the ghost can’t see them. How many 3. The ghost hides while the other players ghosts can you nd on close their eyes and count to 30. this page? 4. After counting, the players yell, “Apples, peaches, pumpkin pie; if you’re not ready, holler ‘I’!”
5. The players search for the ghost. If a ghost can tag a player without getting spotted, that player becomes the ghost for a new game.
6. If any player sees the ghost, they yell, “Ghost in the graveyard!” and all the players try to get back to the home base before the ghost tags them. If they do, then the ghost has to be the ghost again in the next game.
For extra fun, you can play Ghost in the Graveyard at night using ashlights. Can you nd an exact match for each of these ashlights?
HOW TO PLAY: Choose When It calls “Green Light,” Any player seen moving Play continues in one person to be It. He the other players move must return to the starting this manner until or she stands a good towards It until It spins line. The players must someone reaches distance away from the around, yelling “Red Light.” remain frozen until the and tags It. The other players with their When they hear the “Red next “Green Light” tagger becomes the
back to the other players Light” command, the command is given. new It and the game Standards Links: Physical Education: who line up on a starting other players must freeze begins again. Understand the benefits associated with participation in physical activities. line, facing It. on the spot. Newspaper Draw the road sign that continues the pattern in each row. Ball Roll up several pages Our new Kid Scoop of the newspaper to puzzle book is here! make a “bat.” Wad up Have hours and hours of some other pages and smart fun with our new book tape up to make a published by Happy Fox “ball.” With a pal, Books. Order from your local play catch with the bookstore or online at BarnesandNoble.com, ball. Have one person Target.com and Amazon.com pitch the ball and the other try to hit it with the newspaper bat. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.
Match each frosty riddle with Find the words in the puzzle. Freeze Tag its punchline. GRAVEYARD How many of them can you HOW TO PLAY: Divide a OUTSIDE find on this page? group of friends into two PERSON teams and choose one of S E M A G N E W D O the teams to be It. PLAYERS GHOST N M U C H A S E R T The team that is It tries LIGHT E B A D O O O N A L to tag the players on the other team. When GREEN Z A O E S U M E Y I This week’s word: tagged, a player must CHASE COMMAND freeze. Untagged O S G A T P O E E G HOME The noun command teammates can unfreeze R E R S A P L R V H means an order given. their frozen teammates GAME by tagging them. The TEAM F R I G N D S G A T When they heard the game ends when the “Red Light” command, It team has frozen TAGS A D E P L A Y E R S everyone froze. everyone. Then the PAGE E N N O S R E P G Y Try to use the word other team is It and BASE command in a sentence a new game begins! Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical today when talking with NEW words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. your friends and family.
Sports Story Outdoor Plans Write a short sports story about Look through the newspaper for things that something that happened in a look fun to do outdoors. Make a list of outdoor game you played or watched. activities you’d like to do and share them with Include the who, what, when,
your family. Make a plan to do one of them. where, why and how.
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